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Hello, what’s the longest I can stay/visit Thailand in the course of a calendar year? I’ve been twice in 2025 for nearly 6 weeks so far but returning in October for 5 weeks in a row.
Both Thai-Cambodia Border Checkpoints in Chanthaburi Province Closed — Say goodbye (for now) to border bouncers. These crossings were easy targets for border-run agencies, But with all land borders to Myanmar and Cambodia now shut, options are drying up fast. Only a few Laos crossings remain open, and even those especially Nong Khai have tightened significantly. If you're in Thailand relying on border runs to reset your stay, consider this a serious warning
Hello all, I made a huge mistake of overstaying and immigration police made me get a flight out of the country and essentially banned me for 6 months. My question is since I’m moving on this day, how do I use this information (and passport stamp) to get my security deposit back on my apartment?
Thank you all for being so helpful as this is an advice group 💜
I recently relocated from Krabi -> CM. I went to CM immigration today to extend my tourist visa. But they would not extend it because my 'expired' ED visa issued in Krabi was not 'canceled'. This is the first time I've experienced this. In the past, I can't recall having to cancel long term visas. I thought they just expired and I leave the country. Lesson learned I guess.
I would like to know what is most advisable:
a) attempt to leave the country tonight / tomorrow morning and return.
b) fly to Krabi on Monday morning and overstay 3 days
🚨 The Immigration Bureau just posted this important notice. Read carefully and share with your friends.
“The Immigration Bureau would like to inform and encourage everyone to register TDAC only through our official website to ensure the safety of personal information. Please beware of fake websites or malicious individuals who may attempt to charge fees or request personal information. Please note that TDAC registration is completely free and there are no money transfers involved.”
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Tried doing a search here but couldn't find anything definitive...
I am legally married to a Thai citizen and have a Thai marriage certificate.
1. Can I apply for the ‘marriage visa’ (Non-O) in the Immigration office in Bangkok on a 60 day visa-exempt stamp? Some websites mentioned that I have to start the Non-O Visa application in my home country, hence my confusion.
2. If it’s possible to start the process in Bangkok, which Immigration office in Bangkok should I go to?