Hello. I have a question about TM30form. My landlord put the wrong date on the check in date and for some reasons, she is saying she cannot resubmit the form. (I read online, you can resubmit the form with corrected date. This is my first time coming to Thailand, so I don't know) She supposedly called the immigration office and asked if she can resubmit the form and if I'll have problem with the 90 days report if the date is wrong. She told me that I'll have no problem. Is this correct? Or I'm going to have problem?

Hey folks! I've seen the recent visa info floating around from various sources, but one thing I've not seen verified is that land border visa runs are no longer allowed. I'm not sure which of the following is the case...

-With a DTV, you can leave by land for a week and come back by land (at the discretion of the visa officer) - yay or nay?

-With a tourist visa or visa waiver, you can leave by land for a week and come back by land (at the discretion of the visa officer) - yay or nay?

Or, is it that all visa classes MUST enter by air if they're coming back a few days or a week or two after leaving by land?

If anyone can link to an actual source that speaks to this, it would be great. Some border run companies said that land border run is no longer allowed, but the official announcements didn't say that, so it's unclear whether that particular part was a temporary measure or not. I'd love to see some sources (not just commenters, but actual sources ;)) that address this point. Thanks!

Hey all, my parents are flying to Thailand in a few days for a visit. Theyll be here for about 2.5 weeks and have a round trip ticket to show. Passport is israeli, they didnt get a visa, exempt entrance is the plan.

They were also here June 2025 for about 2.5 weeks

Will they be ok entering again? There’s been some changes recently and I’m not sure..

Anything else they need to have prepared to show besides flight tickets+digital entry form?

Anyone know the best long term visa route for a Us Army Vet who is on Va disability income of around $3600 per month ?

Im 38th years old and already use my GI bill for both BA and Masters degree

I have a non O visa 90 days and arrived in Thailand the 28 October, I am 67 and married to a Thai.

We planning to fly back to Norway at the end of April (max 6 months), therefore wonder is it the same if we go a couple of days to Laos by land and back an get 60 days and try to get more 30 days in the immigration or do we have to fly out of Thailand and do the same?

Just arrived with the dtv for a 6 month muay Thai course .. when I leave at the 180 days do I have to have a new course to come back in on or will I be able to just reenter as it is a multiple entry visa and also will they ask to see the 500k baht in your bank account ?

I read a comment that people who got an ED visa in the past are often rejected for DTV.

Is this true? For worcation DTV too?

Any reports from Hanoi embassy rejecting people with ED visas from years ago?

I'm a freelance and meet the DTV requirements but I was on ED visa going to Thai language classes during Covid, and had 2 METVs too, last one 2 years ago.

Wondering if it would be a waste of money and time to apply for DTV.

I am departing from Suvarnabhumi on the 7th January at 01:05 I will be checking in on the 6th of January my 60 day plus 30 day visa extension will finish on the 6th of January, my question is am I within my visa requirements or am I one day out and have to pay a penalty, thanks in advance

I fulfilled my request to DTV that I would arrive in Thailand in 4-6 months from today, was that a mistake?

Anyone applied for the DTV from Australia while on a visitor’s visa in Sydney? How long it took for an approval?