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@Rob ******
No, I am not wrong about this. Land borders crossings are limited to two per calendar year on visa exemption entries. There is no (theoretical) limit on any border crossings with a valid visa. Of course every border crossing (visa or not), is still at the discression of the immigration officer. Not sure what happened in your case.
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@Rob ******
On a visa EXEMTION, yes. That is why for a thrid time you would need a valid visa - like regular tourist visa.
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@Jim **********
Some can. Non O-X is 5 years - can even be extended to 10 years.
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@Rob ******
For most people, yes. Unless you have a "difficult" stamp history in your passport - or want to cross a land border a third time.
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Nice. So fingers crossed they are implementing the DTV Visa into it today.
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@Sebastian ******
Again 180 days (without paying again). That is the purpose of a multiple entry visa.
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@Christopher ************
Details of that subject are equally unknown, still. But if you want to avoid all taxes for sure, go with the LTR visa which comes with a Royal tax exemption.
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Couple of still unanswered questions come to mind: 1) what about 90 day reporting - hopefully gonna be waived (or extended to 180 days). 2) will the DTV be available to all nationalities as long as they meet the requirements? We will see.
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@Tom *******
Thai misconfigured IT. Copy and paste it into a new browser. See my comment above.
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@Max ************
For sure. But at this stage that is likely to actually happen. From experience, there is a big difference between a concept published by either the PR or the tourism TAT department - or like now, by the MFA.