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@Wendy ********
An excellent idea. Many people do it this way as it can give you almost nine months in the country with two strategic border bounces.
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@Linz ***********
Don't take any notice of this post. This guy is quoting a speculative post from four years ago. This is unfortunately how people make mistakes. Your immigration office will advise correctly
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Frank Edvin Johansen unfortunately it's outdated information
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Frank Edvin Johansen Wrong. Every immigration office operates their own policy. Some still want TM30 every time you move. The article you've posted is wrong, and way out of date
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@Ron *******
But it sounds like the OP wants to do this process on an ongoing basis. You can't keep getting METVs year after year
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@Ken ******
But perhaps the cost of a cheap insurance to tick the box outweighs the constant hassle of entering/leaving/border runs/visa runs? Some dummies pay agents
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+ baht for a visa. You can get insurance for less than that!
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@Rok *******
I only bring in money from pension which is taxable in my home country of which I'm also a tax resident, so it makes zero difference to me. I generate a lot of money in Australia, but it stays there, so nothing to do with Thailand