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  1. For now yes, but what when 60 days visa exemption will be removed? That's what I meant. I could apply for another tourist visa and get 60 days plus 30 days extension and just re-enter using safe entry service to avoid denied entry In any case, there is always the safe entry option to avoid denied entry. It doesn't matter if you are spending too much time without a proper visa. Just pay more using the safe entry service, easy
  2. Thank you for the suggestions. I will see if the 60 days exemption will still be valid in the next months, so I could keep doing crossing borders using agents, otherwise i could just apply for another tourist visa in Laos and then come back to Thailand Maybe this can be irrelevant but I am enjoying Thailand so much being single and spend my money only for myself
  3. Ok that sounds great I can get 45 days visa exemption if I go to Vietnam
  4. Yes I know that. I am just concerned they might remove the 60 days exemption. Otherwise I could just exit by air, do a trip to Vietnam and then come back using the safe entry service at the airport
  5. Yes, is 9 months but after that I want to apply for another setv at the Thai embassy in Laos. It would be possible to exit Thailand by land once again or it would be better to just exit by air and then fly to Laos to apply for the visa? Then I will re-enter to Thailand by air showing my tourist visa to the immigration officer at the airport. Or I could use the safe entry service just to be safer But in case the 60 days exemption might still be valid then I could just fly to Vietnam which I would like to go for a few weeks and then I will come back to Thailand using the safe entry service, without having to buy a tourist visa to the Thai embassy in Laos. I would also spend less with this option
  6. So, i have arrived in Thailand last month with a 60 days tourist e-visa. I will extend for 30 days more at my local immigration office and then I want to do 2 crossing border to obtain 60 days exemption which i will extend for 30 days more each time. I need to know if after all this I might be able to apply for another 60 days tourist visa at the Thai embassy in Laos? I always keep 20,000 THB as requirement to be able to apply for the visa over there
  7. just play with your hand and that's it. It's free too, perfect, pay nothing😏
  8. It sounds like immigration officers don't really like ED visas😏. They often like to deny foreigners that have had this type of visa🥱 And it's very expensive by the way. Honestly, i don't think it's worth it
  9. hmmm nah, i wouldn't feel comfortable with that. I mean, why should you sign a form and pose a photo if you have already got the annual extension? Do not bother with these useless things. It's annoying. But it doesn't matter as I am not married to a thai woman. I'm just a tourist here, am ok
  10. nothing new here. Honestly, when i see these things i keep thinking that thailand is good to stay only for a few months and then bye bye, i'l see you again if and when i want
  11. If immigration at the airport can ask you to show again all the requirements papers for getting another 180 days stamp so it doesn't make sense to use a visa agency and pay a lot of money to get this DTV
  12. maybe he can also consider to just exit via air going to another asian country for a few days and then return using the safe entry service, in case he is afraid to get denied at the airport
  13. So, all border crossings to cambodia are closed?
  14. crazy people, crazy world. Always about power and money🤐😤🤬
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