@John *******

Actually it does. But you have total freedom of choice to believe Facebook instead of official sources. Your prerogative 👍

@Greg **********

That's for Austria. The OP is from the UK

@Peter *********

But I provided the proof to support my statements. Simple huh? Now go F Off 😂😂😂

@Joseph ***

Never said I was the gatekeeper ffs! You're just another bad-tempered farang who lives in the world of entitlement. DTV criteria is clear. Grow up

@Stuart **********

Tourist visas (or entries) range from 60 days to 180 days

@Gregor *********

You are totally free to believe whatever you want, but I choose to believe whatever is factual. This 90-days nonsense gets thrown around in these groups all the time. Here's a policy for Thai insurance through AXA - one of the biggest. This policy mentions NOTHING about IDPs. So who do I choose to believe. A properly referenced reliable source or Gregor Huettner who cannot back up anything he is saying. I know who I'll go with 👍👍👍

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@Greg **********

You have got a bad temper haven't you? Can you simply provide the link to the Thai Traffic Law which states 90 days please?

@Greg **********

Have you got a link to the treaty? I'd be most interested to see that. All I can find is this entry, which clearly states 12 months.

@Greg **********

There's nowhere in Thai Traffic Law which states 90 days. This is an internet myth. Thai Law states "temporary visitor" - so anyone on a tourism based visa

@Gregor *********

Actually you're wrong, but I'm not going to argue. I'll just politely request you show me where in Thailand Traffic Law there is a 90-day stipulation. The international treaty is definitely 12 months