@Steven **********

i was getting hassle coming in and out every month in phuket so got the visa. Now am moving to Buriram city this next trip the tourist life has finally caught up.

if u need any help let me know even i managed to do it myself lol

@Steven **********

yeah god bless oil and gas haha. I started with getting her a 6 month tourist then we had the kid and got the house ect and them applied for the bigger one and was granted easy. Would be brutal to not give the mother of your son with a uk passport a visa to visit a few times a year. was all done in 10 days. id advise get the 6 month first then 2 year one then 5 then 10 if you planning living in thailand for good but if move to uk then get a settlement visa but fuck that lol.

yeah its like the stone age too much paper work maybe in 20 years will go computerized lol

@Tim *****

i dont have it that bad as i dont work in Thailand. i work over seas on a month on month off rotation and i make my yearly visa in the embassy in Qatar it was not too hard tbh. i guess what i would really like is a 5 year visa. and as i leave every month i dont have to do the 90 day reporting. I hope you get your issues fixed

i really wish they would make at least a 5 year visa for the younger generation that have property or children in Thailand that pays there way. always seems to be aimed for over 50s i would happily meet this criteria if they came up with some visa for us. The every year having to get a visa is sometimes a pain in the ass for me. considering my mrs got a 5 year tourist visa in my country easy because we have a son ect it should be like this both ways. only m opinion

need go immigration not in airport with your ticket out of thailand