Hello, I arrived in Thailand the 30th of November and expected 30 days (visa on arrival). Somehow I got 90 days instead and when I asked my lawyer she said it’s all good.

My nationality is Dutch and I heard they changed the rules and some nationalities now get 90 days on arrival, yet I can not find anything about this. Can someone confirm this? Thank you kindly 🙏

IMPORTANT FLIGHT INFORMATION:

AIR FRANCE FLIGHTS TO PARIS AVAILABLE FOR DUTCHERS ON 27 MARCH

Air France flight AF 165 on March 27 11.30 from Bangkok to Paris Charles de Gaulle can now be booked by Dutch people. Costs are approximately THB 21000. A flight to Amsterdam KL 1230 is available on March 28 at 10.20. So you need to stay overnight in Paris. This flight will be kept free for Dutch and French until 12:00 today, after which it will be opened to other travelers. If you want to book this flight, please fill in the form below and send it to mail.bkk@airfrance.fr

Kind regards,

Dutch Embassy Bangkok

For Existing AF KLM Passengers:

Family name

Airlines AF (057) or KLM (074)

Booking reference / code

Ticketing number

Requirement

E-mail

Phone number

Nationality

Send email to MAIL.BKK@AIRFRANCE.FR or Tel +662 610-0877 (Mon-Fri 0900-1700)

Want to buy new AF KLM ticket:

Family name

Number of passenger

Final Destination

Requirement

E-mail

Phone number

Nationality

Send email to MAIL.BKK@AIRFRANCE.FR or Tel +662 610-0877 (Mon-Fri 0900-1700)

Went for another 3 month extension last week. Kept the passport in my pocket and it accidentally made it’s way to the washing dryer. The stamps are unrecognizable as most of the ink has been washed away.

My 90 day report is fine, my TM30 looks a little washed up too and my TM6 is fine also.

I have about three passport pages left anyway so I’m gonna have to transfer my visa’s over to a new passport soon. Can anyone explain how I should go by this step by step? I’m from Dutch nationality. Would be great if I could just purchase a new passport and then have them put fresh stamps into that one without additional costs. I assume my data is registered in the computer anyway.