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Mikeheo

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  1. No it doesn't. You could work on a non-O for example, as long as you got the work permit.
  2. Bangkok immigration have always just been the most strict and being the head office, they won't bend strings for agents. Agents have used offices outside of Bangkok for years.
  3. Stay away from Bangkok Buddy as someone else recommended. Absolute worst service of my life and almost cost me me stay here. To my knowledge there aren't any who can use Bangkok immigration or bend the rules using Bangkok immigration.
  4. Sounds ok, some schools can convert you to an ed visa in country but many cannot and will require you to go to Laos.
  5. What Visa are you looking for? Some agents can't help with a marriage Visa for example.
  6. There are several distribution companies specializing in supplying foreign ingredients to such restaurants. Which ones they use will depend on the city. In Bangkok for example there is 3sixtyfood or Global Food Products to name a couple.
  7. It's all semantics. Of course there is a marriage visa, that's just not the official name. There is no "12 month extension to stay with your wife" either by that logic.
  8. Very sad news, next to impossible to find someone on this forum as polite, civil and as willing to spread their knowledge to help others as he was.
  9. Have you even been to Vietnam? You're the one making incorrect posts by denying it. When you leave any airport in the country of Vietnam going to Thailand, they want proof of an onwards ticket unless you have a LONG TERM visa. Seems like you just like to be argumentative for the fun of it.
  10. Even with a tourist visa. when traveling from Vietnam to Thailand, they require proof of an onwards flight for pretty much all airlines. Only exception is with long term Visas.
  11. There is no limit set in stone but immigration officers don't like people using them as an alternative to a proper long term visa. You might just be fine but from March to August is quite a while. Also unrelated but make sure you have an onwards ticket to show vietnam before you board your flight back to Thailand for either the duration of your tourist visa, or duration of a visa exempt entry, they are very strict and won't let you board without showing proof.
  12. I wouldn't carry your contract with you since it shows you 100% aren't a tourist if you are entering exempt. Other than that I see no issues.
  13. Yeah via Suvarnabhumi. After the volunteer visa, I had 2 covid extensions then a marriage visa with a re-entry permit.
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