@Paul *****

what we all recommended is done by people daily or almost daily.

@Paul *****

As I said, it will be a problem if they ask you for an onward ticket when you check-in for your flight to Thailand. It won’t be a problem if they do ask for one and you don’t have one. It’s easy to buy a refundable ticket, in case they ask, then cancel it after you clear check-in. Or, as already recommended, by an onward ticket online that is a real ticket that they automatically cancel after a short period of time. They cost around $15US. Good peace of mind.

All airlines serving Thailand are required by law to check for an onward ticket within the visa timeframe. Most airline clerks check; some don’t. Follow the advice already given.

Store your stuff in a more visa-friendly country and visit Thailand occasionally.

@Naj ************

It’s not official yet.

@Colin ******

Only if you advertise the fact that you’re working then someone rats you out.

@David *********

When you return from Vietnam, you won’t get a 30-day visa, you would get a visa-exempt stamp (no visa) in your passport good for 30 days.

@Willie *******

not all immigration offices will let you get an extension shortly after you arrive. Some will tell you to come back on the last week. Check with Immigration first.

It’s illegal to possess more than 2 decks of playing cards regardless of what you intend to do with them.

@Steve *********

It’s not Visa on Arrival, it’s Visa Exempt. No visa.