I have always applied for extensions in the same location that I have my TM30 (that may not be a requirement). I think you can get several if you felt the need. I mean, go to Phuket and get a new TM30. The hotels are suppose to do that for you so you may want to check with them. Different Immigration offices have different policies about when you can apply for extension so you can plan based on that. Last extension I got was in December from Phuket, day process.

We'll miss you buddy.

I found the admins allow all sort of non-visa posts from me. They admins of this group are awesome compared to the other similar named group.

Good luck to you.

@Sweetway *****

When I was shopping for insurance on AXA, I found the only thing that effected price was the duration of change. I checked prices for origin country US and Mexico, same price. Age 30 - 70, same price. They don't seem to offer insurance for people over 80. They dont care if you vaccinated or not. Which or how much vaccine not important.

I am pretty sure its a scam. You'll get the paperwork you need. You may even get actual coverage if you need it, but most likely somebody somewhere is getting a kickback.

same thing happened to me. I uploaded the test results a couple of times. When uploading I had to select a date I completed the test. When I choose the 7th day the app quit being stupid.

That is call back-to-back tourist visas.

I did that for a few years (3 or 4), then covid happened and

things have changed. The changes are not well understood. In this channel someone is doing the same thing, using Cambodia as the destination to get their next visa.

When I was doing back-to-back visa I went to some other country for 2+ weeks. Its really a great way to see other countries. Some countries will provide you visas others will not. I think China will not. Hong Kong, Sri Lanka, Australia, All neighboring countries, Vietnam, etc. etc. will provide you a visa.

It used to be quite easy and a good alternative to Elite visa. However things have changed and who knows what will be required.

I recently pulled a tourist visa from the USA (my home country) and did it all online. Somebody in this group said they pulled their visa from the USA while being outside of the USA, you may not even need to be in the other country when you apply for your visa.

Many people in this group will offer you an opinion without much experience. You will always be taking a risk with back-to-back visa, you should have a plan B. You can be denied entry at the Thai airport, meaning you are stuck in an airport. Sometimes they will 'eject' you (I dont think its technically deportation). You will be forced to fly to any other country, you maybe forced to fly to your home country- at your expense.

Sometimes people are denied entry at a land border. This requires you go back to your hotel and try again at a different border, or same boarder different day.

12go.asia is who I use for things like this.

@Benjamin *****

I printed my diploma - didn't seem to be an issue. I could print my IRS documents. I pretty much meet the requirements.. But it is far too much of a hassle. I freaking hate the Tax system in the US. I couldn't imagine the tax system in any better. Why would I want to double my tax headache (yes you only have to pay in one country, but you will still have to file in both countries).

@Johnny ****

How is the internet?

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I couldn't compare UK dentist to Thai dentist, but compared to US dentists they are pretty good, and much less expensive. I would recommend them. I have had crown, root canal, and implants.