as being married to a Thai wife, you could apply on Immigration for the 60-days "family visit" extension before your current stay permit expires. Then you don't need to do the border bounce
as being married to a Thai wife, you could apply on Immigration for the 60-days "family visit" extension. Then do the border bounce and another 60-days visa exempt entry after that
by the time that said Thai Traffic Law 42 was written, a "temporary visitor" was allowed no longer than 30+30 days per ONE entry inside the country. There weren't any 1-year visa available in these days π
"citation needed" . . . . nowhere in your text Thailand gets especially mentioned. Also in the Thai traffic law 42 nowhere is mentioned that a license is valid for one year
he means the new DTV, which gets you stamped in for 180 days. . . . . . . . . Or maybe he meant the multi entry 6-months tourist visa. Which actually only gets you stamped in for 60 days, on every entry during a 6-month visa validity