Muay thai visa

@Enr***

dang ok

Given that, it makes sense to always keep it legit with your proof of onward travel. Purchase an open/refundable ticket and always be ready to provide it (at the consulate and at immigration on the way in)

Glen Yeah, I asked about that specifically and they said in the case of a visa exemption/SETV upon entry into the country at immigration, they've never heard of anyone asking for proof of accommodation at the airport.

I think when applying for the SETV/METV at the embassies abroad, they'll ask, yeah. Also possibly entries for other types of visas maybe? I'm not sure. But I specifically asked this question and that's what I was told regarding exemptions and SETV only. If I'm mistaken/wrong, my apologies.

I've never been asked for either upon entry.

I was told in this group that they don't ask for accommodation proof in this case. Just the 20k thb and onward travel, IF they decide to ask

@Enr***

ah okay thanks man

Oh one more question on this, if you happen to know

@Tod ********

. Is this ed visa extension something that could be done at the Bumrungrad Hospital business center instead of the main immigration location?

I did my recent 30 day extension there and it was a pleasurable experience. If this extension can be done there, that would be awesome.

@T**

Ah, thank you. This explains why I've seen 60 and 90 days in different areas in my research. Geez haha

@T**

So these extensions (after the initial 90 days) are done every 90 days, or every 60 days? 90 days sounds great.

@Enr***

did you end up moving forward with the visa? I'm interested and debating between chakrit and Master toddy