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@Mark *******
Seems to be hard for you to understand. If someone meets the criteria for a DTV they can apply for it. You're talking in riddles so obviously you don't understand how it works. Never mind
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@Ran *****
You really have no idea do you? 😂
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The visa is multiple entry over five years. Each stay is 180 days maximum, no minimum
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Sign up with another course? There's no limit
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The DTV is looked on as a tourist visa as it has an expiry date which cannot be extended beyond the five years. A visa, for example, the non-O retirement can be extended indefinitely until you kark it
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@Ray **********
You don't actually have a visa. You have a free entry stamp. You can go up to 30 days before the stamp expires, except in Jomtien where you must go within the last seven days
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No such thing as a 60-day Visa On Arrival. I'm guessing you entered on a free entry stamp. Go to your local immigration office and get a 30-day extension. You can go anytime
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@Pete ******
Certificate of Tax Residency is more substantial than TIN or Passport. I have one from Australia to ensure I'm not required to pay tax in Thailand