US citizens do not get visa on arrival. They are entitled to an exempt of visa entry. 60 days with no visa and can extend in country for another 30 days.
Best to show a means of leaving Thailand either return ticket or onward ticket, airlines like to be sure you're going to leave. And yes, you get up to 60 days without a visa.
same in many countries if you are in a relationship. You gave them money, they let you down, and there's no proof or evidence it was given with legally binding conditions, so hard to enforce repayment.
the person posting? I posted this, because it's an image someone else shared that is a bit misleading, which is what I was saying. How people decide to travel long haul with pets when moving overseas, is up to them.
I have a Thai rescue. Eldest son has 3 thai rescue dogs and a rescue cat. Other son had a Thai rescue dog who traveled over the years between Phuket, Panama, Europe and to USA. We'd never abandon them.
lol. I posted it because it's not accurate. It's up to each pet owner to decide whether they take their pets when they leave the country or not. That choice should be based on accurate facts obtained from the airline or pet relocation company.