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With DTV visa What is the minimum stay period of Border-bounce? If i go out of Thailand ( not Myanmer, Combodia or Laos) is there specific time period, that i need to stay out of Thailand?
So are people usually flying out of Thailand to Vietnam or nearby countries just to wait the three months, or what do you normally put here? 😄
Also, what does it mean that the “date of departure” has to be filled in? I’m applying for a visa to stay, so I would assume I can leave whenever I want.
What do you usually enter there? Do people just put six months, since you need to leave the country periodically anyway?
Hello I am very confused with the immigration rules in Thailand because they keep changing I have been here twice this year it accounts to around 70 days can I still make another trip to Thailand later this year or do I have to apply for a Visa
I have just came back from Thailand i was there for 28 days when im i allowed to go back sorry for the stupid question I got back to Australia on the 24 of April and that was mine 2nd time in 12 months thanks for your answers
Can anyone advise.Wanting to come on a 30- 60 day Visa free visit from Australia. Can I exit Thailand eg fly to Germany for a week and then return and stay for the remaining period that is stamped in my passport or am I better off to apply for a Visa if wanting to do this?
Something that should have been so simple of turning into a nightmare, spent all afternoon at Jomtien Immigration trying to get residency certificate
Got there and paperwork wrong as I had left Thailand for a few days during Songkran so TM30 date didn't match
Contacted the managing agent of condo who did a new one and went back, they said this isn't ok as it's just an online one, condo agent says it is correct, anyone know?
Example below of what condo agent sent (just a web sample)
Looking for advice I have been to Thailand twice this year a week in January and three weeks in March/April I have been going for a few years and never any problems no overstay, so both times I have been I got my TDAC and I want to go twice more this year if I apply for another TDAC will it be refused and I have to apply for a visa or will they grant me another
ALL immigration offices in thailand will be closed the following days in May
Monday May 4th
Wednesday May 13th
Entry/Exit points to the country (airports/land crossings) do NOT close during holidays
Also if you have a stamp that expires the day that immigrations is closed (weekends or holidays) and you go the next day they're open you can get your extension like normal and not be fined for overstay (you will get an overstay stamp in your passport though). ..
the Thai government website states three ways to show Financial Proof regarding getting an extension. I’m on year three now so want to use the 65k monthly income method.
Here’s the question; for the Bank Deposit method, it clearly states 800k baht must be verified by Thai bank book and verified bank letter
For the monthly income method, it says nothing about Thai bank. Only verified income letter from embassy, or 12 months proof of income by bank statements showing over 65k baht monthly income.
Has anyone ever used foreigner bank statements to make this monthly income verification? Again, Bank Deposit method clearly says Thai bank, where Monthly Income method does not.
Travelling over to Thai in June I’m a bit worried to take my medication with me even with a Drs letter which I have I did a search and it’s saying I need to apply for a permit as well. Then when I logged onto the site it’s in Thai can’t read it. Anyone else have issues taking pain meds into the country ? last thing I want is to end up in trouble.
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