@Ray **********

That’s going to generally be up to your airlines policy. Some don’t seem to care others will insist.

@Ray **********

With an Irish passport you need nothing other than your passport and last boarding card for immigration. You’ll get a stamp for 60 days visa exempt.

It’s irrelevant what airline you fly with. It depends on your passport country. Without that knowledge we can’t answer.

Reporting is only required if you stay for 90 consecutive days in Thailand. If you leave on day 89 or earlier the need to report stops. It will restart at day 1 on your return. Just make sure you have a re-entry permit to keep your allowed to stay date “alive”.

@James *******

I’ve seen them do either option of changing the stamp or sending them back to the airport. I believe it depends on what’s on the computer system.

Given that immigration is closed until Thursday probably best to slog it back to the airport and get them to change. Immigration on Thursday and probably Friday will just be chaos.

The text in your post with all the misspelling suggests English isn’t your first language, but that’s perfectly fine too. We don’t berate people for that. We answer people who have genuine questions about travel to Thailand and visa requirements.

If you know the answers then please advise. If you’re pissed off that the same type of question is asked everyday then just scroll on.

There are no stupid questions. There are questions that are asked repeatedly, but that’s because the Facebook search option isn’t intuitive for many.

If someone doesn’t know an answer they can ask here. If it’s a repetitive one then scroll on by. Someone will answer.

@Grant ******

No one knows what’s is required to get an extension.

@Daniel *******

That’s debatable at this point. Some sources- actually immigration related have suggested 10,00 baht but as yet unconfirmed.

@Grant ******

No one knows what’s needed for an extension as yet. Probably just easier to do a border bounce for a new 180 day entry.