@Fern *******

if you get a visa from the Thai Embassy then yes. If you do it often then you may get asked questions at some point if they suspect you're living in Thailand on tourist visas.

There's no visa for the self-employed so you'd still be stuck on a tourist visa if you don't meet the requirements of any of the non-immigrant visas.

To work you would be required to be employed by a Thailand based employer, yes. I don't know what you do for work but there are jobs here which foreigners aren't allowed to do:



I believe that list is up to date but I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong.

If you depart before 1 April then yes, if on 1 April or after then no.

@Carl *******

it's basic Thai economics...put the price up to make up for the lack of customers.

If you arrive on a visa exemption then you can extend once, for 1,900 baht, for 30 days.

If he's still on the visa sticker then he can resign and that sticker will remain valid until the 90 days have lapsed.

If he's on an extension of stay based on employment then it will be cancelled the day his employment finishes, as well as any work permit he has. He will then need to leave Thailand the same day his employment ends.

@Jnel *******

20,000

@Simon ******

nothing stopping you from coming here except yourself.

@Nguyễn *******

if you have a full page sticker in your passport you arrived on a tourist visa, if not and just a stamp then you arrived on a visa exemption

@Nguyễn *******

if in Bangkok you either go to Muang Thong Thani or Chaeng Wattana dependent upon what visa or exemption you arrived on. Once you know which it is then search the group to see which office you go to. And no, you didn't arrive on a Thai Pass.