But if they want to change to the income method for their second extension of stay, they’ll need to show proof of twelve consecutive transfers to individual accounts during their first year of stay anyway.
Yes and not only Indians, this is quite common. But easy to understand for Indians as they normally just have two options; 1) Tourist visa or 2) Visa on arrival. Visa exemption for Indians was just a temporary “promotion”.
Then he means a 30 days visa exemption. This is not a visa but a 30 days free stamp. Indians are back on a 15 days Visa On Arrival (VOA) from the 10th this month.
Doesn’t do any difference at date, as Indians are entitled to visa exemption. Then the regular 15 days visa on arrival is suspended or not an option. So if he’s on a 30 days visa exemption or a 60 days tourist visa, he’s entitled to do one 30 days local extension anyway.
Yes, he’s entitled to a 30 days extension on same conditions as everyone else on a tourist visa. The right for Indians to arrive without any visa on visa exemption runs out the 10th this month. So if he’s not on a regular visa, but a 30 days visa exemption, he’s entitled to a 30 days extension anyway.