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Thanks everybody for the replies. In my opinion, on May 23 it is going to be 91 consecutive days in Thailand, so I'd need a 90 day report before that date or else pay 2000 baht for being late! I'm going to visit the Imm. Office (Chiang Mai) the next coming days to be sure. Cheers

Thanks for the replies. So my 90 days count starts from 22/2 or 22/4? Maybe I should just go to the Immigration office and ask!

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I entered Thailand visa exempt on 22/2/25 After that I got a NON-O retirement on 22/4/25 at the Immigration Office (visa change). My 90 days are starting from which of the two? Cheers

I'm still seeing a lot of beauties around, that's enough for me!

You can leave without cancelling and come back visa exempt or tourist visa, no problem, you're not breaking any rule. But if one day you want to apply for a new NON-O visa, you will have a problem because you didn't cancel the current one. So you will need to do a backward cancel. My suggestion is cancel it now, it's not difficult.

It relates to Gastroscopy but not to Chiang Mai ---> exactly If you cannot afford privste hospital ---> did I say that? 15k is an excellent price these days for that ---> I disagree, private hospital in Europe I paid equivalent of 6000 bht with local sedation. Have a nice day

No, Biden was.

So many visa options available nowadays, why don't you use one? Then do not be surprised if they give you a hard time. You can even apply for a visa online!

What does this have to do with the post title (Chiang Mai)?

Better use an exchange (and a bank) in your own country, not a thai one.

Anybody got one recently? How much did you pay? Any recommandation other than the most expensive places (Bangkok Hospital, Ram Hospital etc)? I asked 3 hospitals and they all give you a total anesthesia (a short one btw) for the price of 15-18,000 baht. Do you know any place you can get only a local anesthesia? There's no need of a total one in my opinion and it costs more as well. Cheers

Just look at von der Leyen, Macron and Starmer.

The party is over. Reciprocal tariffs is the right thing to do.