StayinThailand2much

I wouldn't bet against it...

I see. So, in a nutshell, Non "B" and Non "ED" extension holders cannot leave overland if not cancelled. And if, say, I had a mix of visa-free entries and/or TV or Non "O" (visas and) extensions (retirement, marriage) during an extended stay in Thailand, I can as well flip a coin, thanks to the IO's power of discretion?

Here we go again... Better not wear my yellow, red, and black shirts.

Maybe he is also interested in receiving billions of dollars of 'free money' from Nigeria. He would have to pay a small fee, of course...

LOL. Fools and money are easily parted.

Damn! Now I wanna go...

#1. I'd think that this depends on your nationality. You (usually) can get a visa upon arrival in Cambodia. As for Vietnam, it depends on your nationality, and how often you travelled there within a certain timeframe. So, yes, you might be declined staying on in Vietnam without a visa, which, I presume, would mean a flight home. (As for details and post-Covid updates, why not search Google... #2. The short answer is 'yes', but you might be lucky to be sent back to the place you boarded at, provided that you don't need a visa to enter there.

Thanks. That clarifies it.

Which one? I thought 'no', but someone wrote 'you have to'...

Plenty of bars 'For Sale' in Pattaya. Either the owners got filthy-rich, then sold and retired, or...

I'd like to learn how to make bubble tea of fried chicken... ????

Reading all the posts, I'm totally confused now; if I have a Non "O" extension (of any kind), do I have to cancel it before leaving Thailand overland, or not?

Even better, get Thai citizenship... ????

So, the IO must have thought that you want to come right back, but would be denied entry. That's why the flight suggestion...

This is Thailand; whoever is (already) ruling AND powerful is right... (I'm being sarcastic.)

Classic.

You didn't ask 'why'?

Never heard of such a rule. But I wonder what happens, if one tries to exit this way on the last (or second-last) day of one's permitted stay, is refused, and needs, say 2-3 days to travel to Bangkok and book a flight. Will one still get an 'overstay' stamp into the passport, and be liable to pay an overstay fine?

A hell of a time to (try to) cross such a border; 11 p.m.?

Is that Anutin's ???? party?

A good start would be stopping the burning of sugarcane, other agricultural byproducts, household waste, etc. Carbon neutrality?? Perhaps by 2566 (Gregorian calendar)...

Maybe they just wanted to get rid of some of the competition...

They'll have to wander Soi Pattayaland instead... ????

You forgot the clean beaches and sea, and the pedestrian/handicapped-friendly sidewalks...

Well done. I guess, the Indians walking there at 2 or 3 a.m. were just enjoying the night breeze... Time for the TAT to promote Pattaya's temples as the thing to see there...