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I know but you know as well as I that many people talk about VOA in error for visa exemption. I wasn't aware that Bulgarian passport qualified for VOA. 🙏
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@Tod ********
VOA what passport are you assuming, Bulgarian?
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It's not a 30 day 'visa on entry '. It's a visa exemption stamp. Allows 30 days visit, can be extended once for a further 30 days. Then you have to leave. Suggest get a 'proper' visa in your home country.
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Yes, 60 days per entry. Leave Thailand and return within visa expiry date and get another 60 days.
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Yes, if you have a multiple entry visa. Otherwise you may get a 30 day visa exemption (depending on what passport you have). Visa exemption is extendable by a further 30 days at an immigration office. 1900 baht
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Hotels will register you with immigration. Some won't bother. Don't worry, not your problem. If you are staying somewhere long-term, for example, you are renting a place, landlord should do a TM30 registering you.
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