@Luiza ****

Currently it is 45 days for all nationalities that qualify for visa exempt entry, including Netherlands.

For True, is the prefix code for the cheapest rates, or 006 is the prefix code for still-discounted but higher rates and supposedly is a "premium" quality connection. Last I checked, calls to UK using 006 is 5 baht a minute for fixed lines, 7 baht a minute for mobile numbers and using is 2 baht a minute for either type of number. You just dial (or 006) 44 etc. to call the UK. No + symbol should be used. By the way, AIS & Dtac have the same type of prefix. For AIS, it is and 005, and Dtac is and 004.

A visa-exempt entry (where you just show up without any visa) currently gives 45 days entry for US passport holders, which can then be extended for 30 days at immigration offices once in the country. This gives 75 days, which will cover the period you are staying.

What possible significance do you think Canada being in the G7 has on entering Thailand? It's like saying you have a NATO Canadian passport.

@Brandon ***********

I fully support such a move from people who argue about things they don't know enough about yet insist they are right even when shown proof otherwise.

@Gunner *********

you're so wrong about semantics. The Thai government has something called a visa on arrival which has completely different rules and qualifications and length of stay from visa exempt entry. They are totally different entry schemes that have nothing to do with each other.

Not clear if you are asking about flying with your dog or cat, or about relocation services.

Length of permitted stay is determined by your passport nationality, not where you are coming from, unless you have a 60 day tourist visa already granted by a Thai embassy/consulate.

It doesn't matter that she came from the USA or have legal residency there. Visas and extensions are based on passport nationality. She won't qualify for extensions since she entered on a Vietnam passport.

@Brandon ***********

no idea why the OP interpreted your simple clarification request so negatively that he would call you a dick. Your question seems absolutely normally phrased to me and completely reasonable.