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Hello. I am a british passport holder and arrived in Thailand, I used my 60 days visa exempt then did my 30 days extension. Went to Vietnam for 1 ½ months then onto the Philippines for 2 ½ months. I plan to return to Thailand before I travel home before new year. Will I have a problem with immigration? Thanks
Anyone here who is freelancer on DTV and stayed over 6 months and decided to become tax resident here? Or are the majority of you leaving every 180 days?
I’m from one of highest taxed country in EU with close to 50% tax. For me it’s a big win to become tax resident here asap.
FYI:My Extension 30 days was refused at Chiang Mai airport immigration.
I entered nov 2024, extended and did a border bounce (150 days) and went back to Europe
(Also in the years before patterns like that.)
Then I came back 4th of Nov 2025.
First they asked me if I had an outbound ticket (didnt have), then they offered only 7 days which I declined.
I could try at Festival later, but I guess it would give the same result.
Maybe I was just unlucky with an extension on 18 dec 2024 for 3rd of Jan 2025. Maybe it will be granted when I go 19th of dec of 2nd of Jan (last day), but I'm not gonna wait for that...
So, they look probably per 12 months (and not the calenderyear) and they really get stricter...
Hi everyone, I’m on a Non-B visa for the last five years. Unfortunately, my 90-day report was overdue by one week. Immigration fined me 2,000 THB and put a stamp in my passport.
Does this stamp affect anything — my passport, future visa extensions, or any other countries’ visas?
This was our experience yesterday at BKK airport. We had a one way flight into Bangkok as we are going travelling.
Arrived from the UK via India. No onward/return air ticket. We were asked by the IO how long we were planning to stay and when/where/how we were leaving.
We have been to Thailand twice this year already but short stays within the 60 day visa exempt period. No questions asked about number of times visiting.
We do not plan to stay longer than our visa exempt 60 days this time either but our plans are flexible. I purchased bus tickets to Vientiane and booked a refundable hotel there for two reasons:-
1. In case we needed proof we would be leaving Thailand (within the visa exempt period); and
2. In case our airline questioned us having a one way flight (Air India did question this at the boarding gate in London). They do not want to be responsible for paying in case we are deported.
The IO did not ask to see any proof of the onward travel out of Thailand. But for the sake of £7 for two of us, this was worth it for peace of mind!
There were other nationalities being carefully scrutinised by the IO who were in front of us in the queue.
Thanks for all the advice on the posts in this group. They have been very informative and helpful.
Have herd on a page yesterday that bank accounts need to be opened for 6 months before they will issue a financial letter for immigration for a extension. The person will now have to leave the country and obtain a new Non O visa.
Although it doesn't break immigration rules by having your money in for 2 months.
Does anyone know how true this is. I am going to hopefully have a married visa and hopefully the bank will look different on a marriage extension, then the retirement extension.
Has anyone managed to do the 90-day report online inside Thailand instead of going to Immigration? I moved to a place that’s over an hour from the office and I’m trying to handle it digitally. Has anyone succeeded?
If I book a course to start on, say March 1st, do you think it would be an issue if I put my arrival date like a month before, like February 1st? Thanks
I got a request to send "employment letter with detail of describe how it is your job to be for remote worker".
Here is the thing, my work thinks i'm going to do remote work from somewhere in Europe. I don't want to mention Thailand, because of envy and other reasons that will complicate my position.
Do the visa workers usually call in to your work to confirm the remote work?