@Phil *******

lol, that's what everyone says in the states and in france and in germany and in spain and in italy and in china and in japan..... Immigrants is always the reason lol

@Lloyd *******

if you have no visa 99.9% of the times the ground stuff will require you a proof that you are leaving the country in 30days otherwise they won't let you check-in. Airlines are very careful about this point cuz if the immigration won't let in the country, they are responsible to fly you out and cover the expenses ;)

you got 2 choices: 1) get a tourist visa (60days) at the local thai embassy. 2) get here on visa exempt and then apply for a 30days extension@1900baht. Remember that airlines will require you to show an outbound ticket out of the country within 30 days so you might need to buy an onward ticket

@Phil *******

mate, that's what happens in every western country....

@กะลาสี ****

while 90% of thai charge 8 (I saw someone asking even 9baht/kw.... )

@Garrett **********

I reckon that back in the late 2000s people couldn't stay here more than days/year on visa exempt? am I wrong?

if she doesn't care about coming back to thailand then she can take the risk of overstay otherwise I'd do a border bounce tomorrow...

@Deborah ****

@Deborah ****

it's not.

Perhaps because a lot of thai ladies have been caught in the states working illegally while having a tourist visa? I live in Taipei and when the country opened its borders a few months ago it has been a landmark for high class thai hookers/katoy. They have literally filled up a block in town, they stay there for 2 weeks (the lenght of their visa) and then move to another asian country to keep up with their working/holidays trip