Hi people,

I am a Korean Passport holder and now in Beautiful Thailand.

I've planned to stay longer thus I need longer Visa time,

Since Republic of Korea has agreements with the Kingdom of Thailand,

I was granted 90 days Visa-free-stay.

I need ten months in Thailand,

So is it possible to keep on receiving 90 days free-visa by simply stepping out of

Thailand then coming back to receive another 90 days?

If not what are the ways I must do to smooth my stay for ten months?

Thank you so much for all your help,

Sincerely

Joohee Uhm

I cannot see any reason why you cannot do this.

<div>as you stated since S.Korea has a special agreement with the Kingdom,</div>I would check the classification of your VISA type given to you? i.e. such as O', B (business), Tourist, etc, This should determine your classification/status of stay.<div>(why don't you google your Visa Class Type', and some sort of link will appear to give you a reference into your inquiry).</div><div>goodluck.<br><div><br><div><br><div><br></div></div></div></div>

My wife's son is married to a Korean National who has lived in Thailand for 12 years, doing "Visa Runs" every 90 days to either Laos or Cambodia... They never question her, nor refuse her entry... Prior to her 16th birthday, her father would take her, after that she goes on her own, now 19 years old...

Pianoman

I have done this in the past and had no problem.

3 x 90days

I got a ninety-day stamp on the passport every time I entered by immigration officer.

However, I didn't stay a full 90 days each time. I am not sure if this makes any difference.

No problem, there is no limit to the number of entries you can make.