@Luit ****************

so you are telling me the people in charge of deciding what visas the country will have are stupid? Do you really believe it wasn’t made on purpose? How is it a loophole when it’s announced you can renew it without leaving the country? It’s not a trick. It’s the rules that were made on purpose. Are you aware that if you stay more than 180 days per year in a country you are considered a tax resident on that country?

@Luit ****************

im not complaining about banks not accepting it, im saying it would be nice to have a bank account. And it’s not a loophole. You not understanding how the visa works, doesn’t change the visa rules. But for your comment I’m guessing all your banks in your home country cancel all your accounts when you go on vacation for more than 3 days.

Participante anónimo 896 dtv grants you 6 months per entry for 5 years. You can extend those 6 months once and you have to leave the country as you can only stay about 360 days per calender year. Wich means on your second entry, you can renew again. So you can actually stay 26 day outside of Thailand in 5 years and it’s perfectly legal

@Luit ****************

it’s not necessary, you can renew it without leaving the country. Staying a total of 360 days per calendar year. Tell me that isn’t living in the country. Would you say you live in the country you spend 6 days or the one you spend 360?

Participante anónimo 334 because I’m a Muay Thai fighter, I chose the visa to be legal. I can’t apply for a work visa as I’m not working and ed visas are too expensive for me

Participante anónimo 599 I’ve always knew it. I’m a Muay Thai fighter and I came here to learn and become professional. I think I chose the correct visa. I’m not planing on living here forever, but for the time being it would be nice to have an account