Only Thai Elite which costs big money

@Andrew ********

But at most immigration offices only if your accommodation has filed a TM30 for you (which Airbnb generally refuse to do, but hotels do)

Please do not only look at the fees, but also the bad exchange rate you will get

@Nongnuch *******

So you can go to a cheap hotel for one night and get the TM30 from there?

@Dirk *************

... but pay a much higher price

Wells Paul It seems to be quite a bad sign that they are not willing to pay for the airfare and are also refusing an online call. Most of the time interviews in these constellations do not have a positive end for the applicant. But you of course need to know yourself how important this is to you and how much you are willing to pay for this. To the employer this would also come across as pretty desperate if you forgive me for saying.

If you have enough time, then try it and see what happens. Or get a notarised translation

The biggest problem of the Philippines is that it is much more dangerous than Thailand. The biggest advantage that people generally speak English.

If you look at good private hospitals in Thailand, then prices tend to be much cheaper than in the U.S., but similar or even higher than in many European countries

@Riaan *********

So what happens if you never do/get a 90 day report because you frequently travel into and out of the country so that no travel undisrupted period is at least 90 days?