Good clear info for anyone applying!

@Travelling *******

TikTok Services in Pattaya is excellent. Banks, Visa, Driving License etc. Majority of people I know who use agent use her. Known her over 7 years

@Gerry *******

Go early before they get pissed off with a 100 foreigners in the queue lol

@Seb *******

Are you sure the IO warns people? Plenty of posts where people leave and visa cancelled as no re-entry permit. Not warned and had to start again.

@Seb *******

I always have multi re-entry Permit and have had since 2017. Just get it at visa renewal so save hassle. When I was changing from O to B I was told leave in the O. Upon return ask at immigration to ignore re-entry and come in on Visa Exempt. They would not allow it. I then had to go and have O visa cancelled at office it was issued (pay for the privilege). Then leave again and come back on Visa Exempt. Then fly out again for a B. What a palaver. Now I should have gone to Immigration and cancelled O first time. No matter in the end. Had 2 very nice expenses paid 4 night 5* star stays in Singapore out of it. No idea how it will work with the DTV.

@John ******

They are not residency visas.

@Seb *******

How do you leave a re-entry?

@James *********

I had a muitli re-entry. Immigration would not stamp me in Visa Exempt on an O so I could apply for a B. I could not got from an O to a B. I had to get O cancelled. Do a visa run to get Visa Exempt. Fly to Singapore to get 90 day B. Come back and get B extended to 2 years at BOI One Stop Shop

So you leave on the B with a re-entry permit. Apply for DTV in home country? Who cancels the B? Does that not have to be Immigration? The only reason I ask is that I left in an O alwith a multi re-entry. Wanted to come back in on Visa Exempt so O visa cancelled. Immigration at Bangkok would not allow me. Had to go to Immigration to have O cancelled. This is not the same situation though but just highlighting Immigration are not predictable

@John ******

There are certain other exemptions. LTR and some other BOI Visa. They are annual.