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@Matthew ********
anyone can get a regular SIM in any store, as long as they have their passport with them.
Steve *******
Thai bureaucracy doesn't make any sense.

But of course you can get a phone number. Just bring your passport and buy a SIM at any phone shop.
Steve *******
Email the embassy and ask. They usually reply in 2 days.
Steve *******
The issue was people who paid agents for f@ke education visas. As in the visa was real but they didn't go to school. It was all bribery and f@ke documentation.

People with valid ED visas never had that issue.
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Border run is always easier if you're not in weird cant-go-situation.

Take a weekend trip to Luang Prabang and see the sights
Steve *******
You have 5 years to enter and activate the visa.
Steve *******
Yes, you can come and go as many times as you please. You could technically enter the country 300 times in a year and it wouldn't be an issue (but your passport would be full of stamps 😅)

There is no number of entries-limit on the DTV.
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@Rosie ****
odd. They're the ones who issued the visa. I hope they let you in when you get here. If they ask, just explain what happened.

And for future reference, just write your name without a hyphen when dealing with Thai authorities. Keep it simple as they already complicate everything on their end.
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Email the embassy and let them fix it. They won't pick up random phone calls, but most of them reply to emails withing 2 days.
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Yes, it helps.

Ask your company to add "Fully remote position" or similar to the contract your submitting. Even better if it says that you can work from Thailand.