I don't use it much but my son uses it for school.

@Don ********

No.

𝗧𝗠𝟯𝟬 [Notification of residency]

You only have to do it, if you change residence.

𝗧𝗠𝟰𝟳 [90 Day Reporting]

You have to report every 90 days if you stay longer then 90 days without leaving the country.

@Brown *******

I know plenty of people who had their first extension refused.in Samui they then got notice to leave the country within 7 days.

Now just because you don't know anyone doesn't mean it doesn't exist.

@Brown *******

It's not a rule but a policy. Same with the extension of stay for tourist visa. The policy to extension a tourist visa is supposed to be in case of an emergency not as a norm for longer stays. So if the immigration officer feels you're abusing your privileges, the policy (not a rule) is to refuse you the extension.

@Brown *******

It clearly says you need a visa fit for the purpose of stay and if you're on many single entry tourist visa (or visa exempt) back to back, then you obviously have the wrong visa and you should have gotten a multiple entry tourist visa which would be fit to stay as a tourist for a substantial time.

@John-Paul *****

Show me just one single incident of a foreigner being in IDC because he didn't pay a bribe. How would they even know who complained about them from thousands of complaints they receive? Please enlighten me.

Although there are plenty of people serving jail term for bribing am official and I know several officials who have been fined, demoted or reposted to some tiny village in Nakorn Sri Nowhere.

The Thai Criminal Code criminalizes both active and passive bribery. According to Section 144, the punishment that may be imposed for the bribing an official is imprisonment up to 5 years or a fine of 10,000 THB, or both. This includes even the offering of a bribe to a policeman or other official and can result in jail time.

If you're cowardly enough not to stand up for what's right or wrong, that's entirely your choice. You might reflect about it once YOU sit in detention 😉

As for being the right or wrong place for me? Well I've been pretty fine for the last 40 years here inThailand, without paying bribes.

@Felix ******

So basically you're saying you're supporting corruption. Makes you no better then the corrupt government officer. It takes two for corruption to work.

And here I have compiled info of most frequently asked questions on two pages: (Saves writing the same again and again)

Single entry tourist visa you can apply on any Embassy/Consulate.

Multiple entry tourist visa can only be applied for in your country of residence or nationality.

So, unless you have Cambodian residency, you can only apply for a single entry tourist visa.

For the 800'000THB you need either proof it came from abroad or you earned and paid tax for it here in Thailand.