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Wayne ********
It depends on when you apply. Just remember when you do receive your EVisa it will be only valid for 90 days from the date, it was issued, in which during that time you would have to enter Thailand or the visa would be expired.
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@J *************
I think they’re talking about Visa exempt because it mentions 60 days which is a visa exempt entry
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@Alan ****
that means you have until the end of May to enter Thailand. In other words, when you get an E Visa, you have 90 days to use the visa. When you arrive, you will get a stamp for the appropriate amount of days you’re allowed to stay.
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@Jean-marc *******
why don’t you try doing a little research before you applied for the visa?
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@Jeremy *******
Jan is correct Nothing at all risky about it. That’s the way it works when you’re on an extension of stay based on marriage versus an extension of state based on retirement nothing at all risky about it.
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TrustworthyElephant7278 what I had read in the official statement was that the immigration officer would look at your passport and determine whatever is” reasonable” as far as entries into Thailand. However I have also read that you are only allowed to Visa exempt entry into Thailand per calendar year.
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@Jo *********
I have to show a copy of our house blue book every time I apply for my one year extension to stay.
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@Jim ******
it’s very simple you send ฿65,000 plus the cost of the transfer fee. What’s so difficult to understand. If the transfer fee is bothering you that much just scraped together your 800,000 and make one transfer and then be done with it.