@แอนโทนี่ ******

you can definitely do two visa-exempt entries and also two extensions Yet everything after this is upon the discretion of the immigration officer at the border

@Wabble *******

the owner of the premises has to report you on the Immigration within 24 hours of your arrival on the location. He/she needs the blue housebook and his/her Thai ID card . . . .. He/She could also register her house/apartment in the Online TM30 system. They will receive a Login-name and a password, and will be able to make an online TM30 for you upon your arrival

@แอนโทนี่ ******

it's valid if there are no longer periods in between each stay. It's however limited to two entries by land border per calendar year . . and last but least it is always up to the discretion of the officer at the entry point

แอนโทนี่ รุสโซ

. . and after two visa-exempt entries by air, when doing a third one, you might get pulled aside and questioned about your intentions.

You might be asked for the famous three proofs: 20,000.- THB in cash (or in another major currency), proof of accommodation and proof of onward travel within the 30 days you will get stamped in upon a visa-exempt entry

If you can show all of the above you will be let in, however you will hear them say “you stay in Thailand too long, get a proper visa the next time!”

Sometimes they even put down a small secret mark into the entry stamp, so if you attempt a fourth visa-exempt entry within a short period, another officer will see that you already have been warned

@Sonja ******

I don't use an agent, I got the 800,000.- THB and do everything by myself. Many agents will offer their service for you, depending where in Thailand you are.

well, if it does not arrive in your Email-box until the day of departure, just fly without a visa (but watch out that the Airline can ask you for an onward-travel proof within the 30 days you get stamped in upon a visa-exempt entry). In case the visa arrives at a later date while you are already in Thailand, NOTE that ou can activate the visa any time with a simple "border run"

@Mick ********

thank you. I opened a bank account in Hua Hin with the SCB Bank, in 2003, on a SE Tourist Visa. A Thai friend accompanied me

@Steve *******

a "coupling transaction" which is often claimed to be mandatory, by the bank employee.

not in Hua Hin, however in Pattaya

@Stefan *******

and his agency will open a Bangkok Bank account for you even on a Tourist visa. NO mandatory insurance!

@Zun *********

I am not the one. 😇 😇 You must write your advice t

@o *************

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