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Good job, comment on your entry stamp, any time you need to show a stamp from your passport you always photograph the complete page even past the borders of the page. That page has your passport number on the bottom edge to show the stamp is in your passport and not some random stamp from somewhere.
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@John ********
I was referring to 30 and 7 day extensions. You've got five entries on Visa exempt, that IO you're going to be standing in front of is not a fool, you're trying to live here on free stamps, you could easily be denied entry, you're not a tourist.
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@John ********
yes a typical extension is 30 days on a tourist class entry. If you get in the country you likely won't be given 30 day extension, but probably 7 with your history. And it's more likely to be a 7 day extension denied stamp and you must leave the country after that.
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Depends on the embassy you're applying through. Also the age of the children should be considered. Teenagers cost more to take care of. I'd definitely show a strong long term balance of at least a 1-1.5 million baht, along with your sponsorship letter. There is no income requirement but there is a funding requirement, and each individual applies for their own Visa and pays the fee. First the primary holder and once that Visa has been granted it's referred to for the dependants applications.
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What's your entry history over the last year?
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Not an issue. Hundreds of applicants in the same scenario are approved regularly.