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@Greg ********
Yes, once only. You then have the option to extend at an immigration office, or apply for a new OA and repeat the process for another two years
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@Luit ****************
I have my own registered business, so my business writes me a letter and provides a payslip
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@Greg ********
You get 365 days stamped in each time you enter, so you do a simple border bounce on day 364 of the visa, and get stamped back in for another year (often called "the free year" as you don't pay anything) - gives you two years
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@Luit ****************
Let's be realistic. Anyone can be a friggin digital nomad!
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Get the OA in your home country. Two years of unrestricted freedom
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@Lena ******
It may be possible to do back to back DTVs. In which case the traditional retirement visas will become extinct
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@Pascal *******
The list I got is generic. Perhaps not all immigration offices enforce it, but it is a requirement. Perhaps some in that Godforsaken toilet called Isaan probably don't bother 😂
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@Stuart ********
I've asked twice at CW, got the same answer. A can of Leo? Wow! That's confidence!! 😂😂😂
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@Stuart ********
Confirmed yesterday at Chaengwatthana that DTV extensions are priced at 1900 baht.
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@Mike *****
It's very suitable for retirees who are regular travellers. For those who just want to sit back and stay in Thailand forever perhaps not, but for me it's ideal. I'll be switching from non-O to DTV early next year