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Apologies if this has been asked and answered however i have just spent the last 30 mins looking. I am looking at the DTV as an option, can someone confirm::
1, Do i need to have the 500k bht in my account each time i enter Thailand ie is there a possibility it will be checked?
2, after 1 year do i need an extension or is it valid for 5 years? The info here is confusing, my issue is if i am not in Thailand on the anniversary i would need to make another trip to renew every year?
I am a little bit confused with these new visa exemption entry rules and hope someone can help. My sister has visited me on a visa exemption twice this year already, but she never stayed for more than 2 weeks at a time.
She was planning on visiting me again for Christmas and new year, but now we hear people say that with new regulations people are only allowed two visa exemptions per year.
Does anybody know if this is true? We are now afraid to book her flight tickets in case they deny her entry.
Has anyone flown into Thailand since the crackdown on border runs? Looking to get some information straight from the horses mouth.
There appears to be conflicting information available regarding the number of visa exemptions that can be obtained per year through land borders and air travel into the country.
For example my case, I flew from my home country to Thailand and received a visa exemption which I extended 30 days. Then I did my first ever land border run to Malaysia. So that's my 2 visa-exempt stamps. Booked my flight back home in advance (roughly 1 month from today), anticipating an extension but then this crackdown began.
Is it worth flying to KL and back into Thailand, hoping that they will be more lenient on flights, or just lose my bookings, call it a day and head home?
Let me get this straight.... after reading many articles on the lack of tourist they're once again changed the rules...... so, if I come to Thailand on the standard 60-day visa and then extended 30 days and during that time, I spend $8,000/$10,000 enjoying myself and at the same time contributing to Thailand's tourism industry........ and then I decide I'd like to spend another 60 or 90 days having a great time and contributing even more $$$ to the local area and I will be refused?
Hi tomorrow I will fly to Suvarnabhumi after I was 3 weeks away. Would I get issues with DTV? Last time they brought a supervisor and after questioning a bit she said it's good you have DTV but why the first officer is not looking at that then? I thought DTV entry was low risk.
Should I show the officer the stamped visa inside the passport? Mine is not e-visa.
Tourist visa required for exempted visa countries.
Have seen posts and heard stories on how people have been told / forced to get a tourist visa even when they are exempted in order to be permitted to enter Thailand?
Questions are;
(1) Why impose such a requirement?
(2) Online Tourist visa is not available for exempted countries. So how do you then supposed to apply for it?