90 Day Visa's & The New Policy

[DegenFarang]

My routine has been to get a 90 day visa in a foreign country (Australia, Singapore etc) and come to Thailand, then leave before my 90 days are up and take another 'forced vacation' before returning, usually w/in a couple of weeks.

I am an American citizen. I live in Thailand but have never had anything but the above or a 30 day Visa on Arrival.

Are things going to change for me with the new immigration policies? Sorry if this has been answered but I can't decipher it.

I can't tell if only the 30 day on arrival visa's are going to be changed or these types as well.

Thanks

[rainman]

i have a 1-year "O" visa, so i'm not affected. but i'm also interested to hear if this "new change" (i just heard about it a few minutes ago) only concerns visa-on-arrival (30 day runners) or also those who make 3-month tourist visas from penang, laos, etc. i have a few friends who are young, not married and not working in that situation ...

[Sunbelt Asia]

My routine has been to get a 90 day visa in a foreign country (Australia, Singapore etc) and come to Thailand, then leave before my 90 days are up and take another 'forced vacation' before returning, usually w/in a couple of weeks.

I am an American citizen. I live in Thailand but have never had anything but the above or a 30 day Visa on Arrival.

Are things going to change for me with the new immigration policies? Sorry if this has been answered but I can't decipher it.

I can't tell if only the 30 day on arrival visa's are going to be changed or these types as well.

Thanks

If you have a visa, you are legal to come and go during that time period( as long as you have a reentry permit)

They are going after the 30 day visa runners.

www.sunbeltasiagroup.com