@Kaela ********

proof you are leaving within 60 days can be requested by airline. I'd call them and ask. Immigration can ask but rarely do.

@John *******

if he'd explain what he's doing he'd get better answers. Now looks like he's applying for an evisa, his "friend" has to invite him. . He's booked a hotel for tm30, so I thought he was in Thailand, but no, it's for his "friend". 🤦

@Richard *********

I asked were you applying for a tourist visa, you didn't answer. So guessing what you are doing. And you reply rudely to most people.

I'm British and don't need a tourist visa. I enter visa exempt for 60 days and extend by 30 days to visit friends and family.

@Tim ********

have you any idea what he is on about? Invitation letter for what, a tourist visa to go to Thailand?

@Richard *********

Yes. I do. We do them for people in my property. Perhaps if you explain what exactly you're trying to do: are you applying for a tourist visa and need an invitation letter. If so why you are booked into a hotel in Thailand to get a TM 30 if you aren't in the country. Your posts are just muddled and unclear. Which means people are "guessing" to try and answer you.

@Greta ****

he's being rude to everyone. Thought he wanted invitation letter for tourist visa for 60 day stay. But now he's in a hotel to get a TM30 so not sure what he wants if he's already in Thailand.

@Richard *********

I don't need the details. I was asking IF you could use "visa exempt" or had to use a tourist visa.

Is this a tourist visa? Can you not enter "visa exempt" for 60 days on your passport?

@Richard *********

are you trying to apply for a tourist visa?

You don't need a visa for less than 60 days.