He's basically said what we've known for months! 😂😂

@Hussain ******

Correct

DTV is multi-entry

@Jan *****************

Applied in Australia. I left just before my last non-O extension expires, spent my usual six weeks back home, during which time I set up the structure to obtain the DTV. Best thing I ever did as far as visas are concerned!

@Bouros ******

It cost me around baht, as I bought it in Australia for AUD$600. The conditions are listed on the embassy website specific to the country you are applying from

@Ron *****

And what's even funnier are the dumb morons who think Jim Howard is not a pseudonym! 😂😂😂

@Jan *****************

Not quite true. I'm retired and already dumped the non-O for a DTV. I'm a "remote worker" for my own business, which is actually registered in my daughter's name. She gives me a "work contract" which stipulates I can work remotely. I can't remember exactly what work it is I'm doing, but I can find out if you need to know 😂. Already been out of the country and back twice. Stamped back in with a flourish and a smile for a fresh 180 days each time! Welcome to the new retirement visa! No need to visit immigration offices and put up with their pedantic inconsistencies for five years. How good is that? ✅✅✅

Nah....just keep on bouncing. That's what I'm going to do. I'm going nowhere near an immigration office for the next five years! 😆😆👍👍👍

@Mike *********

Yes that should fix it, as well as plastic surgery to alter his biometrics, and somehow get those fingerprints changed, but I guess that's easier than just getting a proper visa 😆😆😆

You're trying to live in Thailand on free entry stamps - that's not actually what they're designed for. They're designed to save short term tourists the hassle of getting visas. If you want to live in Thailand, why don't just get a proper visa? Leave the country, go to a neighbouring country and apply for DTV, then you'll have no more hassles