Use a decent border run company like Lime ,they have there businesses set up for there profit and the immigration officers ,they check your passport before leaving with immigration ,so you will know your going to be ok .There are no clear law stated in this and why would Thailand put up visa waiver from 30 days to 60 days if they didn't want to encourage more people with different entry or visa methods ,there putting it out to a vast market of tourism of options ,but obviously if your doing for so many times it shows your actually living here ,they might question you ,but if your staying over 9-10 months there are visa options for living here ,but a tourist can stay a long time and still be a tourist .
your correct ,it's not an exception at all as most people opening are on visa waiver how ,but that seems to rattle the long termers on there Ovisa for some reason 😂you know how humans always want to try to feel above each other and I've lived in SEA for 20 yrs and ex pats are the worst 😂😂
yes they can ,I'm on visa waiver and Bangkok bank would give me a account no problem ,with 500 opening deposit ,699 for visa card and 5900 insurance ,just show passport ,resident certificate and my Thai driving licence ,so they will do it but insist on the insurance ,not sure why that's needed ?
Jakarta has the world's worst air pollution and very unfriendly fantical religious locals ,so best avoided if possible for one of the other Asian options 🙏🏽
it doesn't matter ,the person who posted the question might have been visiting Thailand for years and as soon many things change in visas ,he had a valid point to ask it 🙏🏽