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@Lee ***********
it does, your wording re the 1st border run this year implied you'd done so previously hence my question. You may need to stay a night or two before returning and you likely won't get another 30 day extension
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Bit late asking this question given the funds have to be in place for 2 months before you can apply for an extension. For an extension there should be no need to show the funds originated from overseas but best to check with the immigration office you will use
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First of the year is immaterial, what about last year? There is no reset for a new year. If you were also here on visa exempt in 2025 you would be well advised not to attempt this yourself but to use a reputable border bounce company to take you out and back. They'll look at your history and will only take you if they can get you back
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No. They don't keep changing there have been no recent changes. You've already spent 70 days this year but what about last year? Immigration will look back over your history and all entries from last year will probably also be taken into account
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Lauren Zar no you can't apply for a visa for your father, he has to do that himself
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30,000 Indian rupees is 10,000 baht
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You must have some sort of "long term" accommodation
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If both of your trips were less than 30 days you should have no problem
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No experience of it but you can't transfer funds to it via Wise
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Lauren Zar why would you need a lawyer to fight this. Just tell your father to get a proper visa, not a tourist visa, and he shouldn't have any issues
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