@James *************

and it doesn't matter how many times per day people ask this same question, they always get plenty of very serious support 🤷

Frank-Steven Eichholtz admins join the party every time as well. The only way to get serious answers here is asking how to get a retirement visa.

I give you some tips from a recent experience: basically, talking about normal tourist visa, they need to be sure that she will come back to Thailand. Based on this, a plus will be if she has a job in Thailand or own a company or any other assets. She needs to prepare a brief about her job, what she does, and a genuine tourist plan where she explain what she wanna visit and why. There are various fb groups for thai people where they post experiences every day, can be very useful for her to join them.

if it makes you feel any better, people bought apartments and made worse discoveries than this

Sadly it's not mandatory to smoke yet, but they are working on it

Just visit laos for some days and come back in Thailand again

I am talking about Visa exemption stamp of course

Yes, reading that looks like being Brunei citizen is a requirement to get the access to services, it just sounds a little bit weird to me, but maybe it's common in such little countries

Did you get some info about, or maybe, have you been there already? I was planning to do a visa run there, some people from brunei who are working in thailand say would be ok for foreigners to get a thai visa in Brunei but I cannot be sure.