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That’s probably going to be another case of “it depends on the office you use”. Ask them their policy when you apply.
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That’ll be up to the individual office you use. Some may still use them.
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At this point nothing is official. It’s just purely press speculation. It may happen come December but it may not.
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@Jack ******
If they come in visa exempt they can stay until they are 14 with no repercussions. They can’t be fined for overstay. Until 18 they can’t be banned from Thailand.

When they go to school the school will probably ask for them to get an ed visa but they can actually study without one.
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Depends on age of child. Up until 20 it’s possible. Not many other options but look in to Elite if money isn’t an object or the soft power options of DTV if they can show 500k in funding.
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You buy it from the airline or use an app like Skyscanner to search for companies that will sell you a ticket.

Although from your post I’m making an assumption that you want “fake tickets” just for the visa application itself.

Google “onward tickets” and you’ll find loads of places that will sell you those.
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There isn’t a limit as such on visa exempt entries. That said you won’t be able to get unlimited entries. At some point the immigration officer will either warn you to get a correct visa or flatly deny you entry.

No one can say after how many entries that could be as it’s up to the individual officer you give your passport to.

If you’ve maxed out two entries and extensions then there is a fair chance you could have an issue.

You’ve posted in the group about the DTV Visa so look and see if you qualify for that. From many reports it’s a relatively easy option and would give you 5 years of entry, albeit limited to 180 days at a time.
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@Andy ***********
My guess is that Bangkok don’t know the requirements as yet and are just assuming 1,900 baht. We will have to wait and see.
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@Lloyd ********
They possibly don’t with electronic gates these days. But they might have ways.
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@Lloyd ********
That’s exactly what I said in my reply to the OP. You need to enter another country and exit before coming back to Thailand to do a border bounce.