@Wayne *******

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@Paul ******

Thanks for the helpful info about Cambodian Visas!

@Jesper ******

Thanks for that suggestion! A "clean" bank account for Thai immigration purposes and another bank account for everything else

When you entered Thailand after the DTV rejection, was this an actual Thai Tourist Visa TR60 that you applied and paid for at a Thai Embassy/Consulate??

or, was it actually only a Visa Exempt Entry Stamp made by a Thai Immigration Officer at arrival??

DTV E–Visa is a PDF File

After the e-Visa application has been approved, a confirmation email will be sent to the applicant's registered email. The applicant is kindly requested to print a copy of the confirmation email to present to the airline at the port of departure and to Thai immigration officials in Thailand.

For the Thai Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia, it has been 10 Working Days since December 2024

and, note the following Holidays for the Thai Embassy in Jakarta this week:

Tuesday, 03 June 2025:

Birthday Anniversary of Her Majesty Queen Suthida Bajrasudhabimalalakshana

Thai National Holiday

Friday, 06 June 2025:

Idul Adha

Indonesian National Holiday

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that's correct

@Jack *******

yes, there are reissue penalties, refund charges, etc. on any airline ticket...if one bought a "cheap" ticket, then those type of tickets can't change dates at all....

but, it sounds like the OP wants to stay in Thailand (without having to do a Border Bounce) longer than 90 days, and, also seems that they may not have a Thai bank account yet, so, the easiest solution would be to obtain a Thai E–Visa, then try to re-book the airline ticket (with those change fees/penalties) or get a new airline ticket

@Jack *******

if travel plans are flexible and there are no emergency/urgent circumstances, then why not change flight departure to obtain a Thai E–Visa beforehand, then, with a Thai E–Visa in hand, make entry into Thailand

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