@George *********

no, sorry

Usually they don't give nationality, regardless of how long you stay.

You can get employment and stay on an employment visa, which is renewable annually, as long as you stay employed.

You can also get a student visa by learning a language or Muay Thai. I hear you don't even have to learn anything, just pay the school and they'll give documents to make that visa.

@Jan *****************

thanks

@Jan *****************

it says ‘purpose of visit’ under ‘date of previous visit to Thailand’

Does it mean the purpose of my last visit? Because my last visit was for employment (non-b) visa and now I am applying for a tourist visa.

Please advise. Thanks a bunch 😊

@Jan *****************

ok, thank you so much for the info :)

@Jan *****************

number 3 is: "...Ticket to depart from Thailand." I have not yet decided when to leave, or how to leave. What usually happens in this case? Thanks

@Raymond *****

thanks, but I’m not American, nor am I looking for a visa to Malaysia.

@Jan *****************

thanks

@Robert *******

no, I’m doing the breatharian lifestyle: breathe for energy instead of food. Also, found me a nice cave so I don’t pay rent. 😂

(Or… I holidayed for a month, then found me a job and started working right after that)

I came with 3000$ in 2018, and I’m still here…

But it depends if you’re going to find a job immediately or not, and whether you want to work the jobs offered here.