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What was your travel history prior to being questioned in December?

How long are you planning to stay in June, note by then the 60 day exemption may have been reduced to 30 days, no official announcement in the Royal Gazette, so plan your trip accordingly. Ideally have a confirmed return flight home or an onward flight and show accommodation etc

If you have been stopped in December, it’s highly likely you will be stopped again, they will already know this when you complete the TDAC within 3 days of your arrival

If you are coming as a tourist and don’t have a lot of border run history then you should be ok. Otherwise apply on line for a 6 month multi entry visa if you are looking to stay longer than your average tourist GL
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Do you have a DTV or did you last arrive on a 60 day visa exemption. How long are you planning to stay, do you have a confirmed onward flight or return flight home? 5 day overstay is not good, never over stay, keep a perfect record. If you happen to get arrested it could easily count against you.

Always remember..keep a perfect immigration record and never have any problems. Anyway up to you
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Passport 🤦🏻‍♀️
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Some like to show off as climate pollutants & parade with an A1 laminated dtv visa 🙈🤣
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As long as you have entered your DTV no in the box marked "Visa" on your online TDAC form up to 3 days prior to your arrival, then just show your passport. The IO has everything on the screen in front of him..just check the stamp before leave immigration to ensure it's for 6 months. Enjoy, keep life simple
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Just read the rules, if you meet the criteria apply from a country outside Thailand that suits you best GL
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I am assuming the transfer would be rejected if the account was closed🤔 Give it a go, nothing to lose really
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GL, I’m sure you will make some progress, difficult though in Thailand, as long as you have a minimum balance, otherwise they keep taking fees out each month. I think B2000 balance as a minimum, might be different with some banks. You can also send a small sum into the account via Wise etc and see if it’s accepted, that might tell you if it’s still open?
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