@Colin ********

yeah it's no party in Australia these days either. But at least beyond a couple of days every now and then Thailand is a very sweet place to be 😊

Good luck, Thailand is a wonderful place to live! You won't escape rampant bureaucracy but you will feel much happier on a daily basis. 😁

@Frances *******

yes, I guess it depends on the office and the person you strike at the office 😩

@Steve *******

I booked my flight to Laos before I left but I had to change the date of departure when I only got 28 days instead of 30 ... but in hindsight I should have booked a temporary flight booking until I knew exact dates ... otherwise it was just a pain having only 30 days at a time between having to do paperwork days at an immigration office 😂

@Steve *******

i never plan more than a day or two ahead 😂 When you fly in it's best to have at least the first couple of nights booked somewhere near where you are landing. This covers the accommodation question. After that it's up to you, the hotels usually all do the TM30 thing for you. You can extend the 30 days on entry for another 30 days (as I did) and then leave to explore another country for a week, or more if you want, and then fly back in and get another 30 days on entry. I did it three times but I didn't extend the third due to work commitments back in Oz.

@Brandon ***********

yes, there appear to be a lot of different interpretations. I just spent 5 wonderful months in Thailand, Laos and Cambodia, Thailand mostly without any visa. It's not for everybody but the 30 days on entry does work 😊

You actually only need to supply your first booking and mention you are travelling.

@John ********

yes mate, a lot of planning and work gone begging 😊

@Mårten *******

ahhh thanks ... interesting ... I couldn't find out any detail when I looked at it. Thanks for that 🙏

Short answer- yes!