@Ian *******

visa on arrival only grants you 15 days, costs 2000.- Baht and can't be extended. Only for citizens of 3 dozens of countries

@Pete ******

awgh, cool, thank you for the insight. I wasn't aware of this. There has been a specific visa for this purpose for decades, but it is good to know that the short-term work permit can also be had on top of a visa-exempt entry

@Pete ******

😃 got any offical link to this? Because for such short "workations", there are specific visa available before travel

@Jacob ****

this is a visa advice. I am a professional adviser. I cannot afford to use the wrong terminology

@Christina *************

watch your terminology! You cannot "overstay a visa", because your visa expires upon entry. You can only "overstay your stay permit"

my buddy and me had to pay 1900+100 Thai Baht crossing into Laos, at Chong Mek. You can feel lucky if they let you in for 1700.- THB

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@Wyn *********

No, it's not advisable to have multiple travel insurances for one trip. Most policies will not pay out if you have overlapping coverage. It's better to choose one comprehensive policy that meets all your needs

@Wyn *********

It's not illegal to be dual insured, but it can make claiming more complicated. For example, if you needed medical care abroad and had two travel insurance policies that could payout for the claim, you won't get double the money. Instead, the insurers would decide how they will split the bill . . . . %20not%20illegal%20to%20be,they%20will%20split%20the%20bill.