@Elías *******

I was wrong - it is "Not up to" but rather "Not Exceeding" - pretty much the same thing. The IO does not have to give the full period allowed by the visa - they have discretion to give shorter amounts.

"the period of stay is granted by an immigration officer upon arrival at the port of entry and in accordance with the type of visa. For example, the period of stay for a transit visa is not exceeding 30 days, for a tourist visa is not exceeding 60 days and for a non-immigrant visa is not exceeding 90 days from the arrival date. The period of stay granted by the immigration officer is displayed on the arrival stamp.

Sure - a very high % of people on soft power DTV, such as Muay Thai, also work remotely. You can do it the other way around too - get Workation DTV and train 🙂 Enjoy

DTV_Begpacker Any immigration also. Biggest headache I had was border force UK giving me a hard time as a British Citizen living in Singapore. Not long after I got a lot of questions from one in Chicago over Cambodian stamps - he asked me if I had been collecting "Artifacts".

@Elías *******

I am sure the wording will be "Up to X" many days to give leeway for any visa. As others have said - sometimes people do not get the full amount allowed. Certainly happens with a "B". I once got 1 year 9 months for some strange reason :-)

@Anton *******************

When doing 90 day report you do not show any funds in a bank account. That comes at initial application and renewal.

AuthenticPassionfruit644 Not true at all (As well as there being no such visa as a "Work Visa")

To work he needs a "Work Permit" and they can be obtained on an "O" Visa for marriage.

@Elías *******

Well that one depends does it not - the others are automatic.

Anonymous participant 225 I know about in-country removal of notes - pal had it done last year when note put on about too many VE. Same as long overstay removal from the system or even "Disappeared" - at a price.

Blacklisting only usually occurs 1) Long overstays 2) Convicted of crimes in a Thai court.

Anonymous participant 814 I would have said mistake too but if there were questions then maybe not?