@Kandy *******

If you have an onward ticket or a return ticket within 60 days, you can just bring your passport and come.😉

You get a 60 days free stamp upon arrival. Not a visa but a free visa exemption

@Mike *******

The TR is also just for 60 days and needs to be extended with 30 days. Non Immigrant visas is for 90 days.

You’re also entitled to a 60 days visa exemption, and both a tourist visa and a visa exemption needs to be extended with additional 30 days at your local immigration and both give 90 days in total.

You can do another land border bounce. The restrictions of two is lifted, but personally I would have chosen to use a professional land border transport company if you’ve already done several this year.

@David ******

Copy of your TM.30 registration.

TM.30 receipt, a pass photo, copy of ID-page passport and your latest stamp. You apply on TM.7. In Jomtien you can apply within the last week.

I guess you mean a 60 days visa exemption. An onward ticket within 60 days is formally required for visa exemptions. Rarely checked at the immigration, but you might risk your airline will request it upon check in. You can alternatively call them and ask for their policy regarding this.

@Francesco ***********

Ok I understand, then the embassy in Rome is quite strict. So you need to do your first trip out within 60 days then.

@Francesco ***********

If you plan to stay for six months on your METV you by one ticket to Thailand and one ticket back to Italy after six months.

Then you got one inbound and one outbound ticket.

Within this six months you buy one ticket out of Thailand as an example to Phnom Penh in Cambodia and one return ticket back from Phnom Penh Cambodia to Thailand.

Then you’ve got two inbound and two outbound tickets. Period!

You know your METV gives you 60 days upon entry which can be extended with additional 30 days, so you’ve got 60 or 90 days for your first stay and your outbound ticket to Cambodia.