I would bring it all, just to be safe. How difficult is it to do this? Not difficult at all but might saves a lot of trouble

@Joe ******

are you sure? Now as Big Joke is running the show? I do plan to return to Thailand after my Japan trip. A overstay stamp might give the immigration officer the feeling that I might overstay again

@Donald *******

apply for multiple entry tourist visa in your home country

I see. That makes perfect sense

Well the Myanmar border near Kanchanaburi is the closest, about 3 hours each way. 2000THB cost.

Do you think it could be a problem getting a 30 day extension at the Chaengwattana Immigration?

i had this one Single Entry Tourist Visa from Laos , then a 7 months ED visa and now my first 30 day visa exempt stamp this year from Cambodia.

However my passport has about 5 year history of about 3 non-B visas as i was employed here.2 ED Visas and some visa exempt stamps with 3-4 Tourist visas.

thanks again

@Paul ******

yeah I think I better get a 30 day extension just to be safe

How does that work when you are a digital nomad or freelancer etc? They should offer a appropriate visa for those people then they would not need to do visa runs etc.

Work permit you can only get if you are employed by a company in Thailand or you register your own Thai company with ridiculous requirements and lots of headache.

@Stathis **********

yes you can make 10 visa runs, question is if they deny you entry after having a history of back to back visa exempt stamps and tourist visas

@Steve ******

so what is the correct visa for let's say someone who is a digital nomad and travel within South East Asia? I think there is none