@Lynnette ******

i’m a disabled veteran, and I have rarely mentioned that to anyone unless of course they have asked. It’s like some people especially the ones that stay in for 20 years are looking for some sort of afterlife recognition probably a DEI recruit.

@Todd ********

and if your wrong? It’s very easy to make statements if you do not have to bear the consequences. Facebook Visa groups are full of instances where people have said they have been interviewed, and warned that this would be their last entry without a proper visa. So for you to casually say no problem it’s not a very responsible statement, sir.

@Yo***

very good answer and explanation

@Fortune ***********

don’t let Todd bother you. He is known for steering the pot.

@Jim ******

just a minor correction iPhone 14,15s and 16s in the US have eSIM only. FYI just in case someone from the US doesn’t run out and buy a new phone.

@Nongnuch *******

she didn’t say that she said residing or staying in, which means if you are staying/residing at a hotel in Vietnam that is the address you would use.

@Lyndon ***********

very true but the point is you still have to report every 90 days in between applications for Ext of stay whether you do it online or in person. You’re still reporting to Immigration.

@Elisabeth *******

don’t know how true this is, but I have heard from many people that a Thai citizenship is extremely difficult to get, I’ve also been told that one of the requirements is that you must be able to read and Write Thai weather you are applying as a long-term resident or applying as a result of being married to a Thai. Both require the ability to read and write in Thai language.

@Frazer ***********

is being married to a Thai one of the categories that qualify you for a DTV Visa. Under what category did you apply for the DTV Visa?

To answer your question “do you continue to apply for your yearly extension?” the answer is yes, but in between you must report to immigration every 90 days.