bigqueso26

Hi mate, thanks for the advice. Am I able to do the Bumrungrad Hospital service for my first report? Online it says first report must be done in person?

I will leave for a few weeks after the 180 days

Hello all I’m living in Thailand on a DTV visa currently - First entry was in October, so used the first 6 months and left in April to go to Vietnam for two weeks. I re-entered Thailand on the 5th of May.. Now here’s my problem. I didn’t do my first 90 day report in January. Didn’t even realise I had to do what or what they are until after my first 6 months here (I know I’m stupid as hell). My next 90 day report is approaching at the end of July, and I’m unsure what to expect when I have to report then. I do have one more issue: When I asked my landlord to give me my TM30, we realised he never registered me in November when I first moved in. He’s now registered me, but entered the ‘check in date’ as the 30th April, but my entry stamp is May 5th. Someone has told me immigration won’t accept that. What will happen at immigration? Are they going to give me a hard time about the missed 90 day report? Will they also give me issues for the TM30 date being incorrect, and the fact he never registered me when I moved in? (my contract states Nov 2024 - Nov 2025). My main worry is this will lead me to get some kind of black mark on my immigration record or will count against me in the future regarding the DTV. No one knows what will happen with the DTV long term, and I imagine having all your documents in order for the future will be important at some point should they require resubmission of docs or further checks etc. My girlfriend has suggested I use an agent who can do it all for us and deal with immigration, but I’m unsure about this. Any advice? Cheers

You are 100% correct. I've seen this mentioned many times by others and in my own experience have only had issues with female officers at embassies and visa extension offices. They can be super difficult.

I guess paranoia reading the countless posts on here and reddit of accounts of people being denied entry, granted mostly without visas, but some with valid visas. I was also questioned a bit last time I came in about why I like to visit so much but there were no problems, he just looked it over and stamped anyway. A valid visa still isn't a guarantee you'll get in as many point out.

Hello all. I have a large number of entries into Thailand over the past two years (since June 2022) using visas and exemptions each time, hence many passport stamps. Never had any issues with immigration however i am coming to the end of a 6 month Multiple entry visa, I have entered twice with it and plan to re-enter Thailand maybe 5 days before it runs out. My question is: Which airport is the best for entering with a questionable travel history in regards to immigration? I know the worst are probably Bkk and Don Mueng (did face a couple questions there on my last entry) but have heard that Chiang Mai and Phuket tend to be a bit kinder to travellers, facing less questioning and less chance of being denied entry (this is my biggest worry with my past history). At the moment I'm leaning towards Chiang Mai and will be flying there from Kuala Lumpur or Da Nang after spending 3 or so weeks out of Thailand on a visa run. Any other suggestions for airports are welcome, many thanks ....