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@Peter *****
Follow along, it is NOT a rule. If you have a specific reason, it will be allowed. Each office is different.
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@Ivan ***********
Agreed, however, we do not know his situation 100% in detail.
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@Ivan ***********
I just came back from Immigration today (Isaan) and no they are not enforcing. It fact, they stated if you have a valid reason, they won't be limiting at all. My son is waiting for his documents to come back from US State Department for his Thai ID and Passport. These have been sent, told by MFA they need more stamps ( had to send back to USA again) for more than 90+ days. Immigration told him to go to Laos, get another 60+ 30 and if more time is needed do it again. So NO this is not policy.
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@J *************
Until this is published in the Royal Gazette, it is not official.
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he can travel back and forth to Thailand but can't ask his own questions on Facebook?
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Went to Chaiyaphum Immigration yesterday and was the only person there for 45 minutes.
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If you are planning to retire in Thailand, look it up on the official website. Your 50 years old and dont need anyone to hold your hand
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