@Tony *****

that won’t work. Money for property needs to be sent in amounts over 20k

It’s likely your embassy won’t confirm this income and therefore immigration won’t accept it. YMMV

Get a job. Or… Start a company and hire yourself.

@James ******

wow, peculiar. 14 days out of the country shows you’re not working here. Damn!

How many days did you leave Thailand for? That may be a key detail as to why

@David *******

any property includes condos, which foreigners can own. But, I’m sure you already know that. 😀

@Nongnuch *******

how is the truth racist? It’s certainly not xenophobic. It’s neither. How is it a lie?

Thai employers will not process immigration paperwork that follows the rules. Employees must work through their first months of their employment without work permits. And you think this isn’t true?

Whereas in China, the visas must be fully processed BEFORE you even enter the country to work.

How could you be so blind to reality?

And why did you turn so damn hostile? Tom foolery?

@Nongnuch *******

well, they are actually. Thousands everyday are. And it was the same for nearly every working foreigner in the country. Should they all be rounded up and deported.

If you’ve ever worked here, did you not have to go through the same process of breaking immigration and labour laws.

@Camille ******

1. Yes, if you are on the initial 90 day stamp that has not been extended, you can stay until the 15th.

2. No, if you are on an extension of stay, meaning after your initial stamp on arrival, you since extended the visa at immigration within the country.

If I understand correctly, you can absolutely stay through your initial 90 stamp regardless of whether you’re working or not.

@Nongnuch *******

you realize that this ‘illegal’ path is the overall general policy for almost every Thai company in the country? It’s the employer who insists the employee works illegally. It’s Thais who are forcing foreigners to work illegally.