@John ******

well John I think what you're failing to grasp in your small head is that what we're discussing is a continuous stay as opposed to taking trips with brakes in between so when you have more experience with what's going on and what we're discussing then you can comment until then you can keep your small head out of my comments thanks!

@John *******

agreed easier to at that point open a business in Thailand, get a business license.

@Stuart ********

with that kind of money should be 10 minutes and come with free thai food buffet coupons for life

@Jeremy *******

in fact last time she said "you sure you here for tourism" because I've been in and out so much

@Jeremy *******

lol ask me everytime bro.. must be cause I'm brown...

Allow me to provide you with additional information. Upon arrival at the airport, you will proceed to the immigration area. At the immigration booth, the officers will inquire about the purpose of your visit. It is advisable to simply state "tourist" without providing unnecessary details. Subsequently, they will grant you a 30-day Visa stamp. On the 29th day, you have the option to renew this stamp at the appropriate immigration office, depending on your location, whether it is Bangkok, Pattaya, Phuket, or any other chosen place of stay. These designated immigration offices specialize in the renewal of such stamps. It's important to note that if you possess an EVisa or a different type of tourist visa, you would need to follow a different procedure for renewal. In Bangkok, the specific office is located at IT Square Laksi

02 576 0333



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@Paul *******

hey Paulinsky Thai people can get a 5 year e-visa on indian website bro.. I know cause I was planning on visiting and the person going with me for vacation was Thai. So yea..

@Bernard ****

is this for all passports ??