@Erik ******

so you avoid to show proof and claim only. We got you.

@Ora ******

no thai consulate or embassy is extending your stay. That idea is a bit naive.

Only the immigration offices in Thailand can.

You have nearly 180 days to ask that question, when you are there.

Even if i dont understand, why this price difference would be a big thing if one can get that Visa.

Would the people not be willing to pay 8100 baht more for nearly a half year more? Cheap Charlies are they!

They even could make a cheap border run to get the next 180 days...

And you will see, my information is correct.

@Erik ******

what all the people don't understand is about how the 180 days make you a tax resident.

In what paragraph is that defined, can you show?

Are they 180 consecutive days in a row or are they more than 180 days in total in the calendar year?

This is where the crux of the matter lies in people's understanding... even in yours. 😁

@Kayla *******

i informed you. You will see, that i'm right.

Just give it time to be published, if it isn't yet.

I don't work for you to find links.

My sources are private but official and direct, not possible to provide links to the internet.

I'm always well informed and one of the first to know.

Btw. i wonder, why that should make so much difference for you, even if it WOULD be for each of the six extensions, if fully used is not a big thing for nearly six years time in Thailand:

Look what people paid for a 5 years Elite Visa... 0 Baht.

@Kayla *******

both of your sources are not official ones. Better follow official sources.

How many times should i repeat, that its officially 1900 Baht, which is the USUAL fee for for example also for stays with tourist visa or visa exempted entries...

Do your research/homework better.

@Kayla *******

the price for a 180 days extension of the 180 days stay with DTV-Visa is 1900 Baht. The price for to buy the visa is Baht.

Giving 360 days to stay.

@Kayla *******

there never was a change.

@Kool ******

1900 Baht per extension.

500k don't need to be fixed.

@Ora ******

no fee for the entries. Only 1900 Baht for an extension.

@Jamie *****

if you don't get what the difference of a visa exempted entry is,

after the experience that you claim to have... you better should shut up.

93 countries are now allowed to ENTER for 60 days WITHOUT a visa, which is called visa exempted.

What they get stamped at entry, is a stay permit and NOT a visa.

But pretty sure, you will still try to argue around.