@Alan ****

They are happy to welcome tourists back. Not people trying to live in Thailand without a long-term visa.

@Julian ******

There is no automated entry, only automated exit

@Aaron ******

It's not about the number of entries, it's about the amount of time.

@Richard *****

There's literally a visa for you

@Brendan *******

Not for such a short amount of time, shouldn't be.

@Richard *****

@Jimmy ***

The owner of this Facebook group offers "Safe entry" service where they will ask for every page of your passport, and then send it to their contacts at the airport. They will then get a price that guarantees you entry. Once you pay they will arrange everything. You will send them a photo of the outfit you are wearing to travel to Thailand on the day you leave, and then you will be met in the airport by an immigration officer who will open a counter for you in the fast track area, and stamp you in without any issues.

You can get a price quote by filling in this form and selecting the appropriate service on the 2nd page.

Prices range from 2000-8000 baht depending on your history in Thailand.

@Darin *******

The government is neither for nor against it. But they are desperate for additional tax income at the moment.

@Dylan-Jye **********

The owner of this Facebook group offers safe entry at the major airports. You would fill out this form and then select the option on page 2 for fast track/safe entry.



Also you can look into this thread for additional options.

19-safe-entry-services-bkk-airport/

If you go to your immigration office with both passports and your DTV visa (assuming you have an evisa). They can put a notation in your new passport that references your old passport number, allowing you to stop carrying it. Until then you'd need to carry both, but all new stamps would go into your new passport.

Must be in the name of the person applying for the visa. And if it's a joint account, the amount must be 2x because only 50% of it is considered belonging to each person.