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Incorrect. But it’s easier from outside Thailand.
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Incorrect based on personal experience. I left and returned on initial non-o twice earlier this year, purchased 2 re entries.

Must be in country to extend at the end of the initial 90 days and under consideration for a month.
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I agree. It clearly needs clear limits and guidelines around use. 60 days plus the ability to extend 30 opens it up to abuse. You’ve been coming here enough to know it’s a bit risky. You were not here for 2 weeks at a hotel previously, you maxed out your visa exempt…. And you got in.

If VE was say max of 30 days and no extensions and say 2 per year then that would solve many of the problems/abuses you mentioned.

And you’d have clarity on your choice in this case.
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Roll the dice and take your chances. Seems you got visas for Vietnam and Cambodia….. the Thai evisa system is relatively easy to use, give it a go….
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Simple solution. Don’t come, please don’t come….
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And the point of your post is?
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