@Lukas *******

Diese Bemerkung hättest Du Dir können sparen! 🙄

@Lukas *******

Ok makes sense. But you could have mentioned that in your post to avoid confusion.

There is no called „eTravel Visa“ for the Philippines. You talking about the eTravel pass (formerly eArrival card). An digital platform to register passenger data for border control etc.. Easy to register by yourself and it’s free of charge.

Yes like

@John ******

already mentioned it’s bit weird! All on a Saturday? 😳

@Winston ***********

You can show everything from your mobile device as well. And rental agreement could be just a hotel booking for a few days/ weeks. That’s fine for the IO. He mentioned he was in Thailand soon before, so I guess he still could have a eSIM or SIM card he just needs to switch on.

@Frazer ***********

Bro we know that already! Stop commenting the same sh*t several times 🙄😅 Or do you get paid for that? 😅

@Martin *********

Sure! But sometimes it’s just better to have options.

@Thuu *********

thank you for pointing this out! I just tried to scan an PromptPay QR-Code with my TrueMoney App and it worked perfectly 😊!

@James *******

I guess he knows that exactly. You might got it wrong. After the extension you can stay another 180 days. Then you must leave Thailand and can reenter for a new 180 days, which can be extended also only one time for 180 days. So that’s 360 days (around 12 months) between the 2 extensions, exactly like he described it. Can be also longer depending on how long he’s staying outside of Thailand.

Thank you for the sharing your experience. To go for a border run depending a bit where you staying at the moment. From Bangkok for example you can get cheap flights to Vietnam. From Pattaya you could go by bus to Cambodia. From north of Thailand to Laos. South of Thailand e.g. Phuket it’s better to go to Malaysia …