The visa is only valid for 3 months. The 'Multiple' is a mistake.

In conjunction with the courts, they could and have frozen bank accounts for suspicion of money laundering, embezzlement etc.

I would say it's something more than simply applying for a retirement extension that has aroused there suspicions for that too happen.

It's 30 days each entry, not 14 and allowed twice a year.

If your coming in via Don Mueang, be sure to carry the cash and have all the requirements Tod has listed.

I would because they can ask for it and I'm not sure you'll even get boarded in Beijing without it.

A bank statement is no good. You need the equivalent of 20,000 baht in cash.

A bus ticket sometimes works at Embassys and consulates. I have this feeling though that it isn't going to cut it at Thai immigration in the airports at the visa on arrival desk

Might be prudent to leave Thailand for another leg. Go somewhere else first, get the visa, then do the Thailand gig?

I thought the same but wasn't 100% certain so left it at the onward flight 😂

Any onward ticket problems boarding in Beijing on a single ticket expecting visa on arrival?

Eugenie Marie Harris I'm not familiar with what rules your immigration office plays by. As has been posted, some offices give 90 days and some give 60 days. My posts were more aimed at if immigration will now deal with you directly rather than through your agent.

Some offices make it difficult for you to deal directly once you have used an agent.