Two questions

1) does anyone know how long they are going to keep this visa or is there risk of them abruptly removing it down the road ? I was going to apply next year.

2) i heard that you only get one 180 day extension in the 5 year period. Does that sound right ?

Anyone able to provide an idiots guide to filling out a tm30 once line once I have registered with immigration, on my way to do it and it’s my first time, wish me luck 🤣

Hey guys, I’m currently in Thailand and trying to figure out how to stay longer—around 3 months or more.

I’d like to avoid those land border runs (I really don’t trust those mini-vans 😅), but I’m trying to plan things out properly.

Here’s my situation so far:

- June 2 to July 10, 2024: I stayed in Thailand earlier this year (used the 45-day visa exemption + 30-day extension).

- December 9, 2024, to February 7, 2025: I’m currently here again (planning to use the 60-day visa exemption + 30-day extension).

I'm from Portugal, Europe..if that matters.

In February 2025, I’m thinking about leaving by plane for a week, go to China for a few days, and then flying back to Thailand.

My goal is to get another visa exemption for another 2-3 months.

I know it’s ultimately up to the immigration officer, but how strict are they considering the days I spent here the last year, idk if the 180 days reset on 31 December or something.

Would this work, or should I look into another solution? Train, if there's an option?

I’m planning to get an DTV/ED in June 2025, so I just need to figure out how to handle my stays until then.

Thanks for any tips or experience you can share!

## ATTENTION ALL MEMBERS

Thai consulates in Taipei, Yangon, Singapore, Manila, Vientiane & Savannakhet will STOP accepting in person walk up applications and switch to the eVisa online web portal effective Jan 1, 2025..

Read the notice of the consulate you are interested in using to see when their cut off date is for the in person applications (and note that places which required an appt like Vientiane & Savannakhet are fully booked)

Good morning guys a piece of information: if I have a thailand visa valid for 5 years 80 days a year. if I return to my country and leave thailand before 180 days then after can I return to thailand or do I have to get another thai visa?

2) if I return to thailand from my country can I stay in thailand for another 180 days before leaving or renew the thai visa (1900 baht) for another 180 days?

I write an example I stay in thailand for 110 days then I return to my country for 30 days and leave again for thailand. when I return to thailand from the date I arrived and re-entered thailand can I stay 180 days again or can I stay 180-110=70 days and after 70 days I have to renew the thai visa for another 180 days?

90 day report.

I plan to leave for a trip near my next 90 day due date.

Can I leave within the grace period of 7 days after, or do I need to leave on the due date... Or even a day before?

Hello everyone! Do you know if the 90 days reports applies to the DTV visa ? 🥴

Hello all. I recently read that if one holds an O or OA visa and travels outside of Thailand within the first year of its validity the visa is automatically renewed for another year from the date of the return. I have had several trips outside of Thailand during my first year as an O Visa with multiple entries holder. I just don't see how this is possible and hence my confusion . Also does this apparent extension occur upon every trip? I plan to return from the UK on April 1 and my current O Visa expires on May 28th. Surely it's not automatically extended upon my return to April 1 2026. I read about this auto renewal in a recent post. Thanks,Glyn

Flying to Thailand from Australia tomorrow for the 90 day general stay

Will have 500k tbht in my account in a month for soft power application, Can I apy for DTV from another country then?

I don’t want to fly back to Australia to apply .. family of four

Hey All,

Has Savannahket stopped issuing multiple entry visa based on marriage, as I work offshore 5 weeks on and 5 weeks off and live in Thailand with my wife.