AndyJo

4 hours ago, Mattd said:

AS ubonjoe states, your easiest and cheapest option would be to purchase a cheap one way ticket departing Thailand within 30 days of your Emirates flight arrival in to Thailand, via one of the low cost airline websites, then use this to show Emirates upon boarding.

Enter Thailand on the 30 day visa exempt entry, extend this entry by a further 30 days at the immigration office local to where you will be staying in Thailand, then proceed as you planned for Penang.

 

The best would be to book an expensive ticket which can be cancelled and fully refunded if he doesn’t want to leave Thailand. 

10 hours ago, MaeJoMTB said:

In a partnership it's usual for each partner to contribute the same amount of cash to the project.

I'm guessing you contribute all the cash, and she contributes all the spending.

That's the way most Thai women operate.

I'm happy to be proven wrong though?

 

My own dear wife tells me she's only for the bedroom, and if I want someone to cook and clean I should hire a housekeeper.

My “wife” have approximately the same income as me, which is not bad at all. 

We could probably afford to get someone to cook, clean and even feed us, but we don’t have that kind of mentality. 

I couldn’t stand being treated as an infant, especially when I have time to do things my self.  

I rather do some household work than watching TV and drinking beer. 

If there’s nothing to do in the house, I have no problem getting even 2‰ watching cartoons. But then I’m done and satisfied with my achievement

Hmm

Without reading all posts I’m just reflecting over those first ones. 

I’m not helping my wife. Well, she’s not my wife...yet, but that’s not the point. 

I do laundry, cleaning and all kind of things. 

I’m just not calling it “helping” my wife. 

It’s my duty to do the <deleted> cleaning after my self. I’m probably making a bigger mess than my wife. 

So I would rather say that my “wife” is doing my job or helping me when she’s cleaning, mopping or whatever she do to keep the house look good. 

On 2017-10-22 at 5:02 PM, chado said:

I was questioned on the 2nd time. "Hmmm, why do you keep comming here so often?" Sure, often, the 2nd time this year! So often!

In an airport.

That was probably because you are you.

For me it's another story

Got 11 so far this year. Still no problem

On 2017-09-28 at 9:01 AM, Wim1954 said:

That is what you THINK that he is the only one other comments are not relevant for you right ?

The relevant answer is the correct answer. 

If you want, i can say 3 stamps per 37 days or 9 stamps during 12 hours.

Now you can choose what's relevant for you...but whatever you choose out of those two, nothing is correct.

But who cares. As long as you will have the feeling that it's relevant for you, everything will be fine.

On 2017-09-27 at 11:28 PM, oldwelshman said:

I read on Thai embassy it is 3 per 6 months so 6 in one year also. I will not take the risk :-)

 

Can't find any information like that. Can you please take a screen shot or something?

I've got 11 entries since december 2016 and last trip i went to immigration and made an extension for 30 days. 

12 hours ago, Poolmaster said:

I'm afraid the information above is not correct.

by air the max 30 day visa exempt stamp is 3 in any rolling 6 Month period.

by land it is 2 in any 12 Month rolling period

Ooops.

I've got 10 so far this year.....