@Nadia ********

no totally incorrect.

As a tourist your may stay 60 +30 extension

Then you leave and repeat till they stop you.

If you have a non-b visa it would be 90 days then extension of 1 yr , ALL depend on the company you work for.

Wages will be low unless you have a serious career to offer.

Many non-b work will require proof of a degree also.

It can be done within reasonable expectations.

Unless you are financially sound, I would not recommend just pulling up and moving without a plan and an offer.

@Richard *****

this type of multientry Visa (rare)

Only allows stays of up to 90 days then you are required to leave and reenter to receive another 90 days.

It's not the same as is being discussed.

@Alexander ********

it's not a problem until somebody catches it.

And they seem to have caught it.

You did not fulfill the obligation and cancel an extension as required.

Fines are applicable.

You will also likely be subject to a rather hefty fine.

@Scott ********

you can port a lump of parts.

Likely pay crazy import fees.

You would then assemble such parts BUT the vehicle would never be registerable or Insurable.

It would require a savvy importer and customs "assistance ".

If money is not an object.

Give it a try.

But as always you will be at the mercy of the officer handling it.

Too risky IMO.

@Greta ****

no none.

You will need to go back to the airport and show them your DTV e-visa.

It's a stamping mistake or you did not show your e-visa.

If it's a stamping mistake then a local immigration office may help you.

In most cases you will need to go back to the entry point and see if they will fix.

Otherwise you will need to use it on your next entry.

You present the evisa document and your passport together to the entry officer.

@Kevin *****

that is one possibility if your embassy endorsed it.

There is no firm rule.

You can come and go as much as you want.

UNTIL an IO officer decides its enuff.

Usually a warning first...but..

@Hiram *******

yeah this happened to a friend last month, he had to reapply.