Vientiane Laos, Phnom Penh Cambodia

Kuala Lumpur Malaysia

They tend to be the cheapest and easiest from bkk. Then when you’re there you can explore

I used these guys from bkk. The best I’ve come across to be fair super organised and slick and good price



That’s their line id and that’s their facebook page

Funny enough I was in Laos sorting out my business visa about 6-7 weeks ago nothing from anyone then

Again it’s just down to some dodgy official tying it on.

And also ignore some people’s comments about visas being required here it’s nothing to do with that at all it’s just a dodgy official

@Sarah **************

so you know that it’s going to be down to the immigration officer and they are now really looking at things. So give your best smile lol honestly any agency telling you rubbish like that ignore.

It’s literally down to the officer on the day as if you come in December then you’re looking at approx 160 days this year which means they’re quite within their rights to say you’re not here as a tourist but living here and on the wrong visa so it’s pot luck honestly.

Worst case they say go away and you’re off to Vietnam haha

But the most likely is they’ll tell you this is the last time and you need to have the appropriate visa but it is pot luck

Hi Sarah. As a Brit you have 60 days when you come in and you can then extend a further 30 days at immigration.

You can do a border run to poipet from bkk and get a further 60 days again.

However if you are considering that then it’s just as cheap to do a cheap flight to KL stay overnight and fly back in and get 60 days again as in theory there is no limits on air entry as it were.

Of course immigration are a law unto themselves here but if I was coming here I wouldn’t pay an agent with my British passport I would do the 60 day and then extend 30 more at immigration for 1900 baht

If she hasn’t done a border run before then worth doing the first time. As from bkk she can leave on one of the buses at 4am be back by 4pm all sorted and has her 60 days again. Much easier to do yes

@Mark *****

if you’re in bkk I would use an organised trip I did cost 4000 picked you up in bkk and dropped you off again and lunch and no hassle at all

Visa run to Cambodia will give you 60 days

Hi ronnie getting a retirement visa isn’t an issue. The challenge is you said about working here which is very unlikely to say the least, it requires a lot of paperwork from an employer so it does depend on the type of work you want to do or are qualified to do here. It is very limited and even more so with age unfortunately. But getting a retirement visa no issue at all

Not if you know the right agent in bkk then no there’s no real point