I did a border run straight after a one year ED visa and had no problems. A lot will depend on the immigration officer, at the point of entry. Good luck 🙏 hope it works out for you 👍

@Michael ******

this is all great advice and really useful. In short it’s a bit of a pain in the arse to fulfill the visa requirements (especially the requirements the UK govt don’t tell you about) if it’s your first time I would use a visa agent. It will take some time and effort. The good news is once you’ve done it once it’s much easier the following times and you can do it yourself

@Mark *******

yes we used

@Ben *******

for our first time visa. She taught us how to apply for ourselves for the future visas so I do it myself now 🙏

Hi

@Mark *******

I would advice you to use an agent for your first time. The reason being is the visa application is kind of set up for you to fail, a good visa agent knows the right answers to all of the questions and what to do and not to do and will avoid you a lot of the stress that comes with it

If you searching online don’t go to the car company direct use a car rental search engine - they compete on the prices on those so it’ll be a lot cheaper especially for the drop off in another city

It’s possible to get 30 days on arrival with the option to get an extra 30 days after visiting an immigration office. It’ll depend which passport you have 👍

@Bindu ******

enjoy your trip 🙏

@Bindu ******

I’m not a massive fan of big cities so I would rather go to George Town in Malaysia 👍 I’m not sure how long the tourist visa takes from your home country i think all embassies differ. Another fun option is to go to Angkor wat in siem reap

Did you want to go to KL or are you going specifically for a visa? If you didn’t want to leave Thailand you could apply for a visa to cover that amount of time with one extension before you leave 👍

@Keith ***********

same I had plans to retire up in Pai Mae hong son but the air pollution makes it unliveable for me