@Vicky ****************

Ask

@Tabby **************

@J**

contact

@Tabby **************

. Make sure the person is fully licenced to sell insurance

@Peter ******

do a pdf scan of the original. I hope its a Thai marriage certificate

@Gustavo ********

make sure when you enter say always I am a tourist.Have ฿20k in cash tell them where your staying and have a travel out of Thailand within the visa period

@Graham *****

yes thanks

@Gustavo ********

TR Visa multi entry but if you wish to come for 5 years then you get 180 days every year then apply for a DTV visa

@Todd ********

no its being reported by frequent travellers coming in Visa Exempt. "Recent travelers to Thailand, particularly those utilizing visa exemptions, are experiencing increased scrutiny at international airports, including Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang. This heightened attention is a result of the Thai government's efforts to address the potential misuse of visa exemptions for purposes beyond tourism, such as working or residing in Thailand without the proper visa.

Details:

Increased Scrutiny:

Immigration officers are reportedly conducting more thorough questioning about travel history, intentions, and financial means, especially for individuals making consecutive visa-exempt entries.

Focus on Visa Exemption Abuse:

The Thai government is actively monitoring frequent travelers who repeatedly enter on visa exemptions, as some may be engaging in activities that require a different type of visa, like working or residing in Thailand.

Consequences of Misuse:

Travelers found to be exploiting visa exemptions may be denied entry or face other penalties.

Examples of Increased Scrutiny:

Some reports suggest that individuals have been questioned about their employment status, accommodation arrangements, and financial capacity to support their stay.

Airport Specifics:

Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang airports are mentioned as locations where increased scrutiny is being observed.

General Trend:

This increased attention is part of a broader effort by the Thai government to ensure compliance with visa regulations and prevent the misuse of visa exemptions. "

@Dainius ********

Sounds like your entering Thailand without a Visa Atm (Visa Exempt) so if you visiting more than twice a year you need to apply for a visa on the Thai evisa website. Work through the questions and its so simple in the end. If your coming in without a visa and are questioned they may deny you entry. They are cracking down at the moment in major nternational airports such as Bangkok Phuket and Chiang Mai. So what's your marital status, your pasport and your age and length of duration here in Thailand? That's a start to be guided in applying for the right visa for you.

@El *****************

oh that wasn't 2 months ago but 28 March 2568. He's asking about Andaman sea. JHC? here's the TMD. Latest one was Vietnam.

@Karim **************

alas no earth moved under my feet. Tell me did the sky fall in too?