@Robert ******

Yeah i was referring to years ago when they had that rule. "was" ;)

That was for visa exempts, not TV.

Claire Licciardo You might be thinking of the visa exempt over land, which is 2.

There should not be any connection/correlation between the past exempt stamps and the application of a TV at an embassy. The embassy look at past stickers, not really exempt stamps. But of course even with a TV in hand its still at the discretion of the immigration officer at the port of entry. In my opinion you wont have any problems given the info you have stated above.

In regards to how many TVs, as said above by someone else there is no written limit but embassies will start to raise questions if they see a build up of stickers. Usually its embassy by embassy but there have been reports of certain embassies even counting stickers from other embassies in the region.

Next time there is a post about Non O based on retirement I might have a moan about cheap charlie expats who look down on tourists and pass it off as advice ..lol. I assume that will be fine.

Robert Lagas lol. Epic. So you regard the first comment as constructive visa advice. Deary me !

Robert Lagas Surely if that were the case then the whole thread would be deleted as the first comment is not even visa advice. It was just a moan ;)

Yes, any entry regardless of visa or lack of it.

Extremely unlikely and all counts.

Wind up topic...surely !