@Gary *****

from what im hearing it just feel like its very longggg shot and im better off with VOA or tourist visa, but thx Gary:)

@Robert ************

Thanks Robert, so how many times did you fly in and out of Bangkok with Visa on arrival?

@Dan ******

thanks Dan, i suppose no “Thai speaking exam” when you are back on a Visa on arrival?

@Bonnie ******

I’ve thought about it but not even sure orthadontics is qualified for a medical visa though, that’s going to be my last resort if Visa on arrival doesn’t work out.

@Brandon ***********

I see😏, thanks for your help Brandon:)

@Carlo *****************

sry I should’ve made it more clear, my old passport has a Thai visitor visa from 10 years agos, my new passport has a Non-ED visa for 15 months with a university:)

@Brandon ***********

thanks Brandon, yeh I’ve heard so many horror stories with Non-Ed re-entry aready. Which is why I will leave Thailand just before my Non-ED visa runs out and re-enter with Visa On Arriva each time.

I’ve read that mentioning your medical appointments will sometimes further complicate things because they may ask you to apply for a medical visa. Am i not better off just saying im here for travling?