onebir

If any foreigner will do the same in your home country he will go to jail

respect the law in thailand

that's why i asked question 2!!! i have every intention of respecting thai laws, but if they imply that i'm a different legal person depending on which citizenship i use to enter the country, why shouldn't i make use of that?

i'm a 37 year old male with british and irish passports. i've been thinking about spending long periods in thailand.

post the new regulations it occurred to me i could try these schemes:

a) come in (with a stamp on entry) using passport A, do three border runs, then do the same thing with passport B. rinse and repeat

b ) apply for a triple entry tourist visa using passport A, do 3 visa runs (every 60 days) then repeat with passport B (would i have to return to UK/Eire for the second application?)

c) some combination of a) and b )

1) would these schemes work? which embassies/consulates/border post should i go to maximise my chances? and would i need to avoid going through the same offices using different passports?

2) would these schemes be legal? if i use different passports to obtain visas, am i effectively a different legal person, and therefore entitled to two 90 day (ie 3 x 30day ) stays in the country during each 6 month period?

thanks!