That is so weird, the last 2 years I did this myself, and I took the map to my condo and the photos of me outside the condo, and they literally threw it away. Lat and long is that new? Nobody has ever wanted my health insurance either.

@Django *********

that’s not realistic. 2 month rentals are more costly. Even in BKK. 2 months will put you in a sublet if you’re lucky and an Airbnb if you’re not lucky. Those quoting less are living long term. Migrating south where? January is right in the middle of high season. 2 month rentals are next to impossible to find. A very basic hotel room will be 50 to 100 USD a night. Believe me. I just experienced the last 2 seasons. This last one was mobbed.

Where and when are you planning to go? As you mention island hopping, and club scene, the rent amount is questionable. The rent will be very dependent on location and time of year. If you plan any type of hotel accommodation for your island trips that will add up quite quickly too. Even simple places on the islands are pricier than they used to be. 700 to 1000 baht a night used to be quite common even in high season. Now it’s hard to find anything under 2500 unless you’re very far from a desirable location,

@Nick ***********

if you meet the criteria you don’t need an agent it’s easy to do via the embassy site

Nobody ever asked me for my onward ticket on 60 days visa free. But your cost of ticket will be the same anyway if you use the Thai version of sky scanner. But if it’s you want to wait, don’t worry

You’re not clear about what you’re doing. 4 visa free trips of a couple weeks at at time at a time over the year or 4 visa free trips to the max time then leaving for 2 nights and returning? If it’s the latter, they are quite likely to conclude that you’re living here and should have a proper visa

@Brian *********

I just came voA No onward ticket. Airline didn’t ask. Immigration asked me. I said I’m going with a friend to Langkawi on a boat and showed a picture of boat. They shrugged and stamped.

Qatar airlines didn’t ask

I did that after my work permit and annual exit re-entry ended. I also did it after my retirement permit and annual exit re-entry. Only comment coming back in was 'you have no more visa now'

Depends on your nationality. I went to KL after my visa finished and came back on visa free 60 days. Plus 30 extension if heeded. Nationality can be checked on govt website