I always take £50 notes

Have to be clean though, no marks

@Brandon ***********

pretty clear that is

Thankyou

@Graham *****

and that is the issue with all visas it seems

Also if you stay more than 180 days you become liable for income tax as a Resident in Thailand

@Erik ******

that’s a family member

so should be ok as guarantor

You said any guarantor ?

@Erik ******

that’s not going to work

Been doing this for over 15 years

Multi or Single entry 90 day Visa from UK Thai Embassy

then fly out twice for Exemption 30 days

Easier now with 60 day Exemption

Be careful full not to stay for more than 180 days in a Calendar Year as you may then have to pay Income Tax in Thailand

@Kevin *********

his advice always is

I live by what he recommends

Check your Embassy for the required documents as they are bound to be completely different in many parts of the World !!!!

@Jeff ******

you must know that was just a euphemism for them being difficult

I’m assuming you have never been interviewed by an Immigration Officer when entering Thailand

If the interpretation of the rules were the same at Every point of entry and Immigration Office there would be no issue

But you and I know that is never going to happen

Which is why this Face book page exists

@Frank-Steven **********

very true

I’ve often put forward the idea that every office should have the actual documentary requirements for renewing or extending each class of visa printed and on display

But there is no money to be made from that

It’s actually cheaper and quicker for me as a UK National to fly out to Malaysia and return with a 30 day Visa on arrival than spend a day at Bangkok immigration getting a 30 day extension to a visa I already have