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When you checked in at your hotel , you gave them your passport , correct ? . They then register you .. it’s their responsibility.. and how did immigration contact you anyway ?
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Don’t your daughters need school ?
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certainly if your flying in and out of the country ( Thailand ) you can come and go as many times as you please . I note your Spanish? .. so currently you will get 60 days on entry + 30 extension, that’s your 90 days as you know .. fly to Cambodia stay just a couple of days if you like

And fly back in and start again 60 days + 30 days .. you could in principle do that forever or certainly under the current rules , Flying is the key here , not by road .

You might get questioned about finances and as to why you keep coming and going ? .. ( they immigration don’t like to think your working illegally) ..
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Coming 30 years , and lived here nearly 10 😉🙏
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It’s not true , you can get a 6 month ‘ holiday ‘ .visa

You need to show you’re financially secure, where she will stay , guarantee she won’t be participating in any work what so ever and that you’ve been in a relationship.. photos , correspondence etc .. you can do this at the American embassy in BKK ,, or via an agent ( easier with an agent ) but cost around £500 ( sterling ) .
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A ‘ BORDER ‘ Agent ?
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Not on entry no .. best to wait until til maybe a week before your 60 day finishes .
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9 months ago
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