@Maksym **********

isn’t that what he said, only not in your exact words? 

As it stands right now, if what you’re saying is correct and you don’t have a visa you will be entering on a visa exempt for 60 days coming from the United States 

@Sarah **************

yeah sorry I didn’t read the first part of your post saying how many entries you already had. Just to the point though most people do go through fast track thinking that they are getting ahead of everyone in line waiting to go through immigration and all they are doing is getting to the baggage carousel before anyone else.

@Sarah **************

if you are a legitimate tourist with a UK passport, and have no previous immigration issues ,you are visa exempt for 60 days. There is no reason for them not to allow you entry into the kingdom. It makes no sense to pay an agency and would be a waste of money to pay an agency for a fast track through immigration because you will still have to wait for your luggage just like everybody that is not in fast track. Getting your luggage from the Bangkok airport is the most time consuming part of getting out of the airport. So if you do pay for a fast track service, all that means is you’ll be waiting longer at the baggage carousel for your luggage, unless of course you did not check a bag and had only carry-on. 

@Wayne ********

sorry didn’t see that when I asked the question a few minutes ago

@Wayne ********

so are you on multiple entry visa or are you on reentry permit?

@Darin *******

it being a new year I don’t think makes any difference, because as far as I know there is no rule or regulation about how many times you can come into Thailand per year . I think it’s just up to the immigration officer at the airport. If he thinks you’re trying to cheat the system by not getting a proper visa then he may deny you entry. 

@David **********

the obvious answer that everyone knows the answer to is he needs to go to the immigration office in the province where he’s gonna live. Issan doesn’t mean anything it’s just a general region of Thailand as everybody knows except maybe the OP

@Randy ******

correct you can’t be working for US company and get the foreign tax credit just because you’re living  and working remote in a foreign country of your choice.