@Michael *******

for what reason do you have a non o already? that will tell if your stay is extendable...

@Carsten ***********

and here we stop 😉 cheers!

@Carsten ***********

i confused that with the switzerland one in german. there it is same i said. and basically its about translating german to english.

@Paulo *********

if you want it for a thai license then that has to be valid for 5 years to get it and you get it in Thailand.

If you ask for your home national license you get that in your home country.

@Carsten ***********

open it and you will see it translates from Führerschein to permit...

@Brandon ***********

that depends on the country. In germany it is called and issued in german as internationaler Führerschein which is translated then as permit but actually in original the meaning is license/paper. Just to say 😅

@Stuart ********

Got it. Thanks Stuart.

@Stuart ********

If someone stays at his girlfriends house that he rented for her - who has to report the tm30?

-The landlord

-or the girlfriend, if the rent contract is on her name...

-...or himself if the rent contract is on his name?

Francesco Marescotti In practice, you won't be able to stay for nine months because you apply for the visa a while in advance to be on the safe side and that shortens your usability.

@Jennifer ****************

if you have rest days when you exit Thailand you can buy a re-entry to keep them for your next entry.

you maybe are not able to get a visa on arrival - only certain countries get that.

you can't get a Tourist Visa during you are in Thailand if you will not come back from your home country.

every time you are arriving at Thailand without an active visa you can enter visa exempted for 30 days and do an extension inside Thailand for another 30 days.

you can enter Thai land borders visa exempted 2 times a year.

you can apply at your trips to neighbouring countries for a single tourist visa at the thai embassy/ consulate there.

this will give you 60 days at Thailand possible to extend for another 30 days at immigration offices in Thailand. So 90 days.

Mix all that to your requirements.