@Tito ********

just to add. I was there last week to do this exact visa.

- I also had the Kor Ror 2 copied.

- If your wife took your last name, you’ll need a copy of that certificate as well.

- I also had my wife write a short letter mentioning she wanted the Thai consulate to issue me the 1 year multiple entry visa.

I also brought all the originals but wasn’t asked to see them.

@Tod ********

just to add. I was there last week to do this exact visa.

- I also had the Kor Ror 2 copied.

- If your wife took your last name, you’ll need a copy of that certificate as well.

- I also had my wife write a short letter mentioning she wanted the Thai consulate to issue me the 1 year multiple entry visa.

I also brought all the originals but wasn’t asked to see them.

@Roberto ********

you must live in a very small place with that sort of rent. You need to worry about your own finances, not mine.

@Ivan **********

not sure who you’re talking about with the meme. How in the hell do you know if I have been vaccinated??

@Kim ********

thanks. I’ll have a look into that. I appreciate the information.

Nadia Cristina Vecchione I wish you luck. Hopefully, you won’t need it. Enjoy your time in Cambodia.

@Debbie ****************

there is no way for him to just go to the immigration office to do what he needs to do. He has to leave the country and re-enter. Immigration can’t help anyone who’s in this sort of situation.

Nadia Cristina Vecchione ok. Flying is always the better of the two. You’re less likely to be questioned. But still, they may ask you why you’re not on a proper visa. They may not say a word to you.

Nadia Cristina Vecchione by land? If so, you’re only able to do two land border bounces in a calendar year. Which I don’t think would be your case. Either way, back to back can cause problems. It all comes down to the immigration officer you’re going to face.

Nadia Cristina Vecchione if you haven’t had many stamps in a short period of time. If that’s the case, you’d have no issues returning to Thailand.