You would get 30 days and you can extend any visa exempt entry for another 30. That being said, entry is always at the discretion of the immigration officer. It would look better if you stayed at least a few days in Cambodia. Also, there is a limit of 2 land border crossings per year.

I’m not sure why you think property prices are going down in the USA. I’m in the process of selling a house there for more than I ever imagined it would be worth.

@Francois ******

it is a confirmed ticket but will expire in about 48 hours. Don’t activate it until ready to travel.

@John *******

that’s really not true. I haven’t been in the OP’s situation but I’ve always gotten my deposit back. It can sometimes be challenging but you have to be persistent.

eVisas are only available if you’re outside Thailand.

@Dave *********

yes, my (now ex) girlfriend did the same thing.

@Dave *********

I’ve used Agoda for hotels for years but never flights. I’ll have to give it a try.

Yes, I tried to book a flight last month from the USA. When I tried to pay, I got a message saying that it didn’t go through, so I tried again. Same thing happened so I went to my credit card account and there were 2 authorizations there from AirAsia but I still didn’t have a confirmation for the flight. Only chat with a bot available. No email or phone number could be found. What kind of a business operates that way? I won’t be using them again. Much better experience with VietJet.

@Andy *********

I’m sorry that’s your experience. It’s not mine. Never been asked by an airline or immigration.

@Neil *******

you can buy a cheap ticket at