so, you deleted your first comment then tried again? Either way, you’re changing your argument. Even if he’s wrong in what he’s saying (I’m not conceding that he is…I honestly don’t care), that doesn’t make you right. I learned that as a child. You attacked him for a statement he did not make…period.
if you’re going to communicate globally, you need to understand how people in other countries represent things, such as numbers, spelling and even vocabulary. You didn’t wonder why he would include 3 digits after the “.”? Come on! Think before you type!
Thank you for your very thorough response. I’m not sure why you would think I would have any problem returning to Thailand after my trip to Singapore. My current stay, which will be a total of 39 days, is my only stay since Jan 2020. I don’t see any reason why immigration would have a problem with my returning for another 30 days (I’m actually staying for slightly less). A border run would be a lot of trouble for that goal.
I was considering the multiple entry visa upon my return, however:
1) Because I plan to do more travel than every 60 days, I’m afraid it may end up being more wasteful than other options
2) I don’t see it as an option on the embassy website for some reason
3) I thought I had read that it was no longer available, which I thought explained #2, so I’ve been confused by what the status is…I haven’t worried too much about it due to #1.
The 60 day single entry + 30 day extension while purchasing the multiple entries sounds like it may be useful, but not until I return in January. I didn’t even know that was an option. I was planning to be here longer than 90 days, but I also plan to go to other countries for long enough that I might be able to make that work. Thanks.
well, I don’t celebrate Christmas, yet I’ve encountered places around the world that I’ve been surprised were closed on Christmas. It’s a question. It harms no one, but appearing at a closed office is problematic.