Nathan1234

Has anyone used samuidays for monthly house rental?

18 hours ago, JackThompson said:

That travel-pattern should not raise any issues on your next entry.  It's the entry after that could (still unlikely) cause a problem at a troublesome checkpoint. 

 

In any case, always have 20K Baht worth of cash or travelers checks (not just plastic) when entering, as they can ask to see this.

Thanks for the info my man ill keep it in mind

31 minutes ago, JackThompson said:

 

 

I would enter via a friendly land-crossing on the 2nd SETV entry - Friendship Bridge coming back from Vientiane, for example. 

 

Coming in by air should be OK for the first SETV entry, assuming you don't have more longer-term/frequent stay-history in Thailand before your last Visa Exempt entry in September.

Thanks ill keep that in mind and no i have been three times in the last 3 years but only for 2 weeks each time so nothing suspect

2 hours ago, dougiemac57 said:

What about 3 SETV back to back or a Exemption after 2 back to back SETV?

i would rather just do 1 trip out of the country rather than 2

4 minutes ago, elviajero said:

There shouldn’t be a problem with two back to back SETV’s based on your history. 

Thanks

1 hour ago, BritTim said:

One visa exempt earlier in the year should be OK. I assume it was a few months ago.

Yeah in September 

2 minutes ago, BritTim said:

Assuming you do not a recent history of stays in Thailand, your plans should not be a problem.

I've visited this year already on a visa exempt but that shouldn't be a problem right? 

I'm from the UK. As long as I have all the correct documents can anyone see a problem with me getting a SE tourist visa, then doing a 30 day extension, then doing a visa run to get another SE tourist visa and extending that. Totalling 6 months. 

2 hours ago, Mace648 said:

Ridiculous post.

Why 

Thanks for the people that replied this isn't a wind up and the fish and peas isn't for me so you don't need to convince me Thai food is the best in the world as I already know. 

18 hours ago, Chou Anou said:

This has got to be a troll post. Evidence: 1) this is the guy's first post 2) why would you bring food into the best food country in the world?

The food isn't for me it's for a family member whos lived in koh samui for the last 15 years I am aware of how good the food is one of the main reasons I'm going. Not a wind up. 

A travel agent has recently told me that if I get caught bringing a small amount of battered cod and some peas into Thailand I will face a heavy fine and get my passport taken off me. This is not true right?