@Jonathan *************************

*Jesus. She's literally saying "did a border run last time" then talk of a border run next time. So I did read it.

Secondly, there is a world of difference between applying for a 60+30 visa at a Thai Embassy and turning up at the border. Theyask for accommodation proof etc. Completely different thing

Thirdly, we know it's 60 days 30 extention. That's not the problem here. If she can get the 60 then the extra 30 is easy and virtually guarenteed. Nobody needs to point this out

Fourthly, don't bother replying ,I won't get it anyway as blocked you for being a tool.

Easy. Cheap flight in 90 days to neighbours capital. Check into a place for a week with the passport. Go to Thai Embassy. Apply for 90 days visa.

Jesus, are we serious here. You think there are websites set up which will sell you a flight which doesn't exist. And you have 100 travel agents very close to you. Wow.

No. But you got something for your money. We learn how the world is not fair. It starts with the inequality of capitalism then influences everything else. Billions never pass through immigration for a holiday.

This pearl of wisdom helps explain why you have one Facebook friend 😂 😂 😂.

@Jacob *******

that's a little bit, on the wind. Completely different ball game to Samui.

@Reidar *********

wrong. Eg, UK and Thailand have an agreement so there's no dual taxation. Many other nations do too. Thailand economy would collapse if they tried such tricks as all their foreign income would move to Philiphines or Vietnam.

When your family is developing lung/breathing/coughing issues in Chiang Mai, you'll have your answer.

@Bent *********

I think so yes. Those agents never miss a cent.

Do a same day visa run to Malasia, from any of those destinations (including the islands) in the south , you'll see travel agents. For $50 return you'll be picked up first thing, taken to the border and back for late evening. Everyone in the minibus will be doing the same thing. A one day, cheap commitment. Not bad