I’m planning on moving to Thailand and rent for a year, (next March) I work away for 3 weeks then back to Thailand for 3 weeks, do I still need a visa ? Any help much appreciated
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The user inquires about the necessity of a visa for working away for three weeks and returning to Thailand for three weeks. Community responses suggest that it is possible to enter Thailand on visa exemptions repeatedly. Participants recommend applying for a 90-day Non-O visa for a more secure status and mention experiences where frequent travelers were not stopped at immigration despite back-to-back entries. They note that having return tickets may help and that many workers in similar situations have managed without issues.
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I have never been stopped did it for years prior covid and for 1.5 years after covid. I now have OX. My work mates have never been stopped either.We always have return tickets booked don't know if that's helped. We all return Tuesday 12 November.
been working for us for years now, They dont seem to care to be honest, none of us have ever been questioned, Yet i have heard of others being stopped and questioned. We all fly in and out of BKK on same flights
If 3 weeks in and 3 weeks out, you don’t actually need to do anything. You will be granted 60 days exemption each time you arrive. Many in similar situation. If you don’t mind the hassle and paying for a visa, great. But you don’t need to
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If you’re passed 50 years I would have applied for a 90 days Non O visa first and done yearly extension of stay with multiple re-entry permits at the immigration. Then you control everything yourself.
At one point you’ll get stopped and told to get a proper visa if you’re going back to back on visa exemptions anyway.
Hi. When it says pensioner 50 above and with a state pension do you really have to have a state pension to apply for this visa? I am 58 but am not a pensioner and do not have a state pension yet but I have 800,000 plus baht in my bank account and other regular income. Would I be eligible to apply for this visa? I do not qualify for the DTV.