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Mitchell *******
I am not a visa expert. I just know that although you can technically get unlimited visa exemptions, they will start asking questions if it looks like you are trying to live here. (ie not exploring Thailand.)
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They are cracking down on that apparently. are you on a tourist visa? Or living in Thailand on tourist visas, visa runs, visa exemptions, and border bounces?
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I say a month only because if you only spend a day or 2 then return on visa exempt, you will 1. Not have time to get a visa, and 2. It is the short trips that will start people asking questions quicker.
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Checking that you were not working while in Thailand.
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You may have to have a 2nd place besides Thailand that you can spend a month at, in between Thailand visas and extensions. (Or be a true tourist in between visas). But I think it will get hard if you are not moving about Thailand as well.
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As Stuart says, Yes, come in on visa exempt. Book a short flight to Kuala Lumpur to satisfy the proof of onward travel within the initial 30 days. If your visa doesn't come through, you will either have to leave the country for a few days (go to Kuala Lumpur etc) or get an extension at Immigration.
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I am actually confused as to what you are asking. Are you trying to go to some sort of school, or are you just trying to extend your stay as long as you can?
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I would come in on a 60 day tourist visa, extend 30 days, then just do a couple of border bounces, spending a few days exploring nearby countries each time, then return visa exempt (Which you can extend 30 days as well.)
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You really should stay out of Thailand for a few days on your bounces. Coming back the same day every time is not short term tourist behaviour