maybe you only get 2 weeks off per year, but I can afford to take quite a bit more time off work than that.
So if I maintain a house back home and plan on returning there to work, and I am staying in hotels and hostels as I explore the country while not working what am I, if not a tourist?
I am curious where you co.e by that definition of a tourist.
Maybe you only get 2 weeks of vacation per year, but if I am not working and traveling in a foreign country and staying in hotels and hostels how long can I do that before I stop being a "tourist" according to you?
Personally I can afford to take about 6 months off every year to travel.
Joining the rest saying that there are too many foreigners acting badly here already, and you are making life harder for those of us who do follow the rules.
If you won't follow the rules here please stay home.馃し
And if I were rich the Thai government would be more than happy to sell me an elite visa.馃し
It's really just the people who have money to support themselves (food, drinks, entertainment, rent, etc.) but not buy a new Mercedes that are targeted by these policies.