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Alien under ‘Destination Thailand Visa (DTV)’ may transit to an immediate neighboring province for up to five (5) days per calendar month with prior approval.

1️⃣ FORM TM-420 REQUIRED – Submit 72 hours in advance with hand-drawn route map.

2️⃣ MANDATORY REPORTING – Report to Immigration Transit Checkpoint (ITC) within two (2) hours of arrival and departure.

3️⃣ ZONE RESTRICTIONS – Remain within 5km of authorized area or face visa review and fines.

4️⃣ RE-ENTRY CONFIRMATION – Report to primary Immigration Office upon return.

UNLESS ALIEN LOSES THEIR LIFE, ALL FORMS AND HAND-DRAWN MAPS MUST BE SUBMITTED BY ALIEN. IN EVENT OF DEATH, RELATIVE OR APPOINTED POWER OF ATTORNEY MAY COMPLETE REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION.

Failure to comply may result in visa forfeiture, administrative review, or involuntary repatriation.
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Alien registered under “Destination Thailand Visa (DTV)” program must remain in the designated province as per approved visa purpose. Seasonal environmental conditions, including but not limited to burning season, are considered a natural occurrence and do not constitute grounds for relocation.

Unauthorized movement to another province may result in additional scrutiny from the Royal Thai Immigration Bureau and may impact future visa considerations. All aliens must strictly comply with visa conditions and adhere to directives issued by the local immigration office.

As a guest in the Kingdom of Thailand, it is the responsibility of the alien to respect and uphold all regulations pertaining to their stay.

In the event of the alien losing their life due to suffocation, repatriation will be permitted pending proper documentation and formal approval from relevant authorities.
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@Lu**
: why would any tourist already here go back overseas and jump through bureaucratic METV hoops in their home country for zero benefits over repeat 60 day exempt entries? If Thailand didn't like the visa run & fast track business they could shut it down overnight.

Repricing strategy, not 'crackdown'.

Many would rather pay double for this business model than dealing with bureaucracy. How does this 'abuse' harm Thailand? Why not automatically block repeat entries at borders and airport gates? 💰
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@Cha****
: coincidentally enough, long-term price converges with visa packages. everything else is theater

good luck with the '3 proofs'

they don't give a damn 💰
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Your 'best bet' (as in: guaranteed) is paying for a safe fast track entry (in advance) for the airport of your choosing. The cost is neglible.

With your history of stay, anything else is now a randomized minigame of uncertainty and scrutiny that could spoil your travel plans.

Have fun! ✈️