Hello all,

I’ve checked the group before penning this message but to no avail; in a slight pickle. Thanks in advance for any help or insight.

I had applied (successfully) and obtained an e-visa, running to 20th March 2025. I showed this to immigration at Krabi on arrival and all was well/approved. However, my friend whom has just arrived (with the same longevity of successful visa), warned me to check the stamp listed in my passport, that was added by immigration, as he’d heard a couple of horror stories and it seems his stamp is only valid for 60 days.

Now checking, the stamp in my passport, reflects that it’s “valid until” the 2nd December, I.e only 60 days.

With this context, the question is, as presumably immigration will go by the stamp over any e-visa or QR code I share, how can I remedy this? Is it as simple as an immigration office or returning back to the airport for them to “override” or re-stamp my passport with the correct, deferred date?

Sorry if this had been posted before. Feeling a bit anxious. Any help is hugely hugely appreciated 🙏🙏

Hi I am considering a 2 to 3 year stint living in Thailand ….is getting the 180 day visa and flying in and out the best visa option? I have Aussie and British passport thanks in advance

Hi can I grab some advice while it kind of runs in the same question! Currently packing up my life in the uk ( after messy divorce ) I’m starting of in Thailand from the 15th of next month! For 60days and the apply for the extension. Then I’ll be leaving to go to Bali for a week will I be able to re enter and do the same thing. Will be wanting to hopefully stay until June with going out to Cambodia etc.. then will be in Ibiza for 3 months from June. Then ideally would like to go back to Thailand.. is there a rule on how many times you can enter or has that been scrapped! Cheers in advance

Hi I am intending to visit Thailand again for @ 6 months starting in October. I am retired (so cant get the new nomad visa) will travel with my Thai wife of many years. Last year I went on a Tourist visa, extended it for 30 days, they got a family visa then popped over to Laos for a day.

To simplify matters this year plan to apply for a Multiple Entry Tourist visa - have been assured that this lets you enter the country for 3 x of 60 days in a 6 months period - so idea being arrive after 60 days go to Laos returning the same day which will also be day one of the second 60 days, at the end of which repeating this process - so total of 177 days in Thailand. My question is step 3 of the Multiple entry application asks for date of arrival (okay) BUT then asks date of departure is this the 60th day ie when I go in/out to get my next entry on my visa OR is it the 157th day?

Australian resident moving to Koh Phangan Sept/Oct looking for an agent to assist with visa! Preferably an agent that you have used and had great experience with! TIA 🙏🏽

Turn 50 next year and desiring retirement visa. So will need a suitable visa for the next 12 months

How does the METV visa work please

Hello,

I’m an American wanting to get a 6 month multi entry tourist visa. Is there anything specific they are looking for on an online application?

After I check multi entry it simply states that if a single entry visa is given to me instead of the multi entry I still need to pay for the multi entry visa app which is a decent amount more.

Any help will be appreciated 🙏🏼

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I have been to Thailand from Australia, many times, and always enjoy it. I live in Hatyai, and if I need to leave the country, I go to Penang, which I also enjoy! I usually travel on a tourist visa, and then extend as often as possible! It was suggested I get a multi entry visa next time, by my friend. Can you be good enough to tell me the advantages and disadvantages of a multi entry visa? Also the cost? I will probably stay a maximum of 6 months, and a minimum of 3 months! I am retired, so, I am okay financially, and will have health insurance! I will come in the cooler months, which I understand is January to May? Thanks in Advance. I am waiting to be over loaded with information?

Greetings everyone.

I’ve been searching online and recently the group since I was just accepted (thank you). It’s a lot of information and I’m beginning to get overwhelmed so I’m looking for a more simplified answer.

I am currently in the U.S. and planning to relocate to Thailand in January. Family and friends think I’m crazy for wanting to leave my government job but I’m following my heart.

I would absolutely love to spend the entire year there but from what I’ve researched, an ED visa is the only way that’s possible. While I’d love to learn the language to be able to communicate with the locals (I will be taking classes on Preply soon), I just really want to immerse myself in the culture and travel.

Longer story short, unfortunately I’ll only be able to stay for 60 days, 90 if I can get an extension. My first question is, would it be better to apply for the tour visa online or take a flight to D.C. and apply there?

Also, is it possible for me to re-enter Thailand after leaving Vietnam?

For the next year, here is my tentative itinerary:

Bangkok (30 days)

Phuket (30 days)

Chiang Mai (30 days / if my extension is approved)

Bali

Philippines

Cambodia

Vietnam

Thank you for reading and many thanks in advance.

Hello. I would like to Know, legally, if this plan is possible. Visa Tr60d + 30d +border run 60d + 2nd border run 60d + fly Malaysia and back 60d. (either 60+30+60+60+60).Thank you for your answers.