@Kaitlyn ********

where? D8d they ask for TM30? What else did u bring

Lived in both countries, Thailand wins in all possible ways.

I work for myself. Provide company registration and write yourself an employment letter and youre good to go. That's what i did and it was accepted.

@Cissi ********

KL is a tough consulate. Been there too. If your onward flight is 2 months later they'll request to see hotel bookings for the entire period. Not just 2 nights.

KL is a tough place to begin with. In the past they accepted 60 day hotel bookings which i usually did on Agoda (just book a hostel for 2$ a night in Chiang Mai, so its only like 120$ for 59 nights) - make sure you use one that offers free cancellation. Cancel it as soon as your visa is approved.

@Gary *******

i recommend no more than 2 especially if you stayed 30 days or more per entry.

If you stay 2x the max days, expect to be questioned the 3rd time. Happened to me and many others.

You mean you put cash on it and then spend it via QR code? You may as well spend it cash? But i see, if you have a lot of cash. On the other hand you can't cash it back? Only spent it?

@Steve *******

it's totally traceable. Everytime you go to an exchange office they ask for your passport. No passport - no exchange.

@Tore ********

i already spent over 180 days in TH this year. How much THB can i max. transfer to my Thai account until I get taxed? And second, how do i get a tax number for the future? When I left Thailand last month, they surely can see I spent over 180 days there but they let me depart nonetheless. So who will check the people who stayed above 180 days in Thailand about their tax returns? Will anything happen once I return? Will i receive a tax number? From who? Immigration?