Marc De Groote for two people. That’s okay but still in Chiang Mai it’s not extravagant

Anett Miehle As of March 2026, citizens of most European countries (including all EU member states, the UK, Switzerland, Norway, and others) are eligible for Thailand’s visa exemption scheme.

Under this program, which was expanded in July 2024 to cover 93 countries and territories (including Europeans), you can enter Thailand without a visa for tourism, short-term business, urgent work, or similar purposes.

• Initial stay: Up to 60 days upon arrival (via air or land).

• Extension: You can apply for a one-time extension of an additional 30 days at a Thai Immigration office while in the country. This costs 1,900 THB (approximately $55–60 USD, depending on exchange rates) and is granted at the discretion of the immigration officer.

Or the other question is how much could I save if I got off my arse and did it myself

@Inem ******

great advice

Preben Kronborg Nielsen they will for sure.

Nothing to do as you have multiple entry

Go via china or direct Otherwise might get cancelled

You will need to ask the bank to print off confirmation of the money in the account when you go to immigration.

The bank does nothing more than it is your responsibility to ensure you have the right funds in. ( 3 to 4 months) before you apply for the confirmation letter

Possible for a joint account but often a savings account and restricted to one online app to a phone.

Thais prefer single accounts for flexibility.

PassionateAvocado367 perfect.