That ‘free’ stamp is not guaranteed. They are at liberty to refuse entry. The 60 days is intended for tourism. If you are staying long term there are other visa options.

Not two months and one month but 60 days and 30 days.

Use the Thai passport to enter and leave Thailand. Use the UK passport to leave and enter the UK.

@Robert *******

Thanks. But I didn’t ask.

@Klaus *******

There plenty of places worth that even in small villages. I think you are out of touch.

@Neil ********

I’m not the author of this post. I wasn’t seeking legal advice.

@Neil ********

I’m not looking, but thanks.

@Neil ********

It would be wise. Is a pre-nup a legal option in Thailand?

I have helped girlfriend(s) to establish a small business. From my experience, most aren’t business savvy. Or, perhaps they are! If they can get the falang to buy the stock then they make a good profit when they sell it. Of course, farang now has to replace the stock!

Make a business plan. Identify all set up costs and all running costs. Do projections of expected revenue (worst case and best case). Assess the financial viability of the business and make sure your partner is fully aware.

When you give her the hard facts that the business is not viable, I would love to see her reaction!

@Si *******

Yes. It has all the hallmarks of a disaster.