So, if I understand correctly, there is NO limit to the number of times you can enter Thailand by AIR each year and you will be granted a 60 day stay on each arrival. Please Mark can you do another video to remove all the confusion that your last video has caused
@@chrisgoody2shoes218 would it be possible to stay for 6 months per year and still be seen as a tourist? Or would they want to declare that abuse of the rules?
Probably best to apply for a 60 day visa in home country (they may take note of this?) ..then hit up the nearest Thai customs to extend another 30 days. Three months is a good enough time for me to further check out possible retirement areas…….. and while there’s still good weather check out some neighbouring countries the next few months, Thereafter return (fly in) for another 60 day visa (this time on arrival) & extend for another 30 days! Sure wish they had this last year! Cheers
If arrivals are still getting only 30 days then better to get mark to apply before you come to make shaw your getting the 60 days. Better than relying on boarder control to do the right thing.
The 60 days maybe not good for long term stayers because it's 60 days now they might be more hesitant to give multiple extensions , he mentioned also can be more strict.
@play-up-pompey keeping to the rules and regs helps and you have obviously been a good visitor to Thailand and they wont question you there looking for bad boys . Good luck on future travels bud
Glad the comments cleared up the land versus air arrivals. The video left me scratching my ass wondering. Poor video reporting not clarifying that up front. Not sure I know the agent was talking about what he supposedly does to forget clarifying that major fact. 😮
The agent did seem to imply that you could be sent back at BKK if you had flown in once that calendar year and done one border run subsequently...this seems not to be the case..Thankfully.
Wow I just made it. Arriving in Bangkok in 24 hours. First time to Thailand, hope everything goes well. Planning on living in Pattaya. Currently been in Vietnam the last 2 months. Hope to see you soon.
Is the visa agent saying that the immigration desk staff at BBK airport will check bank statements / accomodation etc. on arrival from all entering from 93 countries now getting 60 days...? It would take forever.
I have my doubts that this will effect people who visit 5 or 6 times a year for short holidays. A lot of Koreans, Japanese, Chinese etc do it and a 2 entry limit would end that tourism overnight. This will have more to do with people staying close to the 180 days a year but dodging the new tax system.
So confusing LOL. Ack it makes my head spin. So only two VISA exemptions but what exactly does that mean? So if I fly to Thailand in January on a 30 day VISA exemption and then fly again in May on 30 day VISA exemption, am I going to run into problems coming again this November on a 30 day VISA exemption?!?
Two border runs limits are only for people living in Thailand and not for someone like me, who only visits for 15 days and visits Thailand many times in a year? Am I right?
Thanks Trev, I contacted Mark about my situation and he got back to me quickly and had a good solution. Appreciate your posting this and all that you do. See you in September!
They were always strict before...nothing really changed..u couldn't get a 3rd entry for a while now in most cases..thanks for the latest update. U guys are great!:)
I am confused ?!? Does this mean that arrivals by air and border runs to Cambodia will be added up ??? As far as I know only "border runs" by land are limited to 2 per year.
@@Buzzinpattaya by that I believe you mean you can enter as many times per year as you want by air BUT…will you be granted a 30 day or a 60 day visa each time and is it still 3 times in each 6 month period like I believe it is now. Still as clear as mud I’m afraid Trevor
@@Cheshirecatdave "Those who arrive at the airport without a prior visa will continue to receive a 30-day stamp up to 6 times per calendar year." (Thai Embassy website update 14 July 2024)
Totlally worried now😅 I have been to Thailand twice this year already and I am booked to return a third time in September, are you saying I can not come back in September as I have already had 2 entries this year ? Please clarify 😅 ps. My first 2 trips were for 16 days each.
I entered Thailand in February, March and June this year ie 3 times in 6 months (10 weeks in total) without any problems I’m returning in September and hope the rules haven’t changed to only twice a year by air like it’s been suggested
Relax folks, it only applies to land borders: "Those who arrive at the airport without a prior visa will continue to receive a 30-day stamp up to 6 times per calendar year." (Thai Embassy website update 14 July 2024)
I’m worried now as have been to Thailand twice already this year and have booked again for November. Does this mean that I will be refused entry for my 3rd visit?
I doubt it as it’s an air boarder entry but I’m asking about for clarification…. Either way in your event you could get a cheap single entry tourist visa if you absolutely have to 👍🏻
What good is it going to do when flight prices are so expensive. And all these rules and regulations. Just do what Singapore and Malaysia do welcome tourists on a 90 days visa
That's good news and yeah maybe takes more time to clear immigration but if you have a few hotels booked then hopefully even if not for the full 60 days stay it would be enough to satisfy them. Just have to wait and see what the majority of visitors encounter over the few months afterwards.
@@gotthesinglelife far too much messing around for most that actually want to be “tourists” and move around the country visiting different areas. There is no way people will accept being unable to view there place of stay and having to book possibly thousands up front without the flexibility people need! Unnecessary restriction that is bound to cause mayhem if implemented
Nice for the long-term stayers. Absolute rubbish for the frequent Thailand visitors. I was 2 times in Thailand this year, combined 10 days, spent some good money in those days. My plan was to repeat this one more time, and that's now a no-go. Basically they send away the people who will spend the most money per day. I love Thailand, do't get me wrong, but visa-wise, I'm much better off in Cambodia. Just like the last time, I get my 6 month retirement visa. All I need is my passport, no documentation, pay the agent about 180 USD (plus the 42 for the E-type online) and done.
I pretty sure the limitation of border run is for the people who stay long time in Thailand,they can check on your passport that you only stay 10 days each time.The key point is to not stay in Thailand more than 6 months/years
The person in this video kept saying "border run". That implies land border, not airport. Land borders have always had a limit of two re-entries. I think the person in this video is confused about that thinking it now applies to airports as well. Nobody else is saying that.
Exactly what I was waiting to hear. Is the '2 entries per year' same as before or does it now apply to air travel as well. I would have expected him to clarify that straight away !
well allrighty then now your response from yesterday makes sense and woo hoo this makes life lots easier( for me any ways ) how ever i'm guessing there will also be people that won't be happy, ie. people that make more than 2 trips a year.
Sorry Mark when you mention 2 entries per year is that in a calendar year ie Jan 1st to Dec 31st? Thanks again for helping me gain my Thai Bank account.
Well Mark is wrong. He seems to be confusing "border runs" with airport re-entries. Border runs, which are land borders, have always been limited to two re-entries.
Could I also confirm there has been no changes to the bi lateral agreements held with Brazil? My wife and kids hold this passport and this typically entitles them to 90 days on a visa exemption. Will this remain and with one boarder run for them they will be able to achieve the 180 days or will even this now be questioned?
not at all what I just saw at the Thailand Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 180 days 1st arrive, 180 day extention. And that for 5 years. Reapply. what you say is not right
So, if you get 60 days on arrival + 1 border run for another 60 days, back to back = your 2 exemptions for the year, correct? Although you can extend each of these for 30 days if done seperately, correct?
Trevor, I see you as a good rolll model. Usually I am a picture of perfect behavior. However, I have a girlfriend who is half Thai & Half Thai. I lose it just looking at her when we meet. We dance and we laugh. Any suggestions you can provide would probably help, perhaps.
Proof of accommodation? Many don't book accommodation because they enjoy choosing on the go. How can a majority of tourists book 180 days? They are here to discover the country and freedom to travel.around in planned.
They only care about accommodation for the first day of your trip. They don’t care about the entire duration because they have no way of knowing how long you’ll be staying. You might leave after a week - they don’t know.
Hello - With the new 60 day visa exemption, could you comment on the following; I previously entered Thailand ( via air entry)on a 30 day visa exemption in January this year. I plan to have two further entries in September through November for holiday purposes (via air entry) Does the 2x60 day visa exemption per year rule apply? The Thai Embassy in Australia has advised by email that I will have to go to Evisa and apply for 3rd entry Very confused?
Things only get published in the Gazette on Fridays and it wasn't't In there however I've seen things implemented before its been published I guess we will find out tomorrow
Not particularly helpful video. Going on about a maximum of 2 overland border runs,fine. But failing to clarify that you can also have 6 airport 30 days every year. Might panic a few people unnecessarily.
Trev did I get this correct? If my family came over in May this year and we were given the 30 day on arrival visa, if we come again in September we can only get another 30 day on arrival visa or can we get the 60 day visa on arrival?
so getting to stay over 6 months more difficult so requires the year long stay visa meeting the banking requirements and bringing in money to live on will be taxed.
@@paulsargent2343 Lol, governments are useless at the best of times. In all the years they had biometrics they never challenged me for having multiple passports.
When you say twice in a year - is that a calendar year or the last 365 days? I was there in March this year, and am looking to come back in November, for 90 days or so. Is that likely to be an issue?
@@Buzzinpattaya Trevor you should take down this video IMMEDIATELY and stop spruiking your useless pommie mate who has done nothing but SPREAD CONFUSION AND MISINFORMATION!
Hi… I have been Thailand for 2 weeks in March and plan on going again at some point this year while travelling around Australia and Asia … as I have flown out already this year can I start from scratch on a different passport as I have flown out this year on a British passport but I have a eu passport that I have never used in Thailand before … cheers
so if i arrive in say october will my passport be automatically stamped with 60 days or will you need to tell immigration at the desk or provide proof of return journey date ie flight and hotel , if not will they hust try and give you a 30
@@Jimmy-lb1yc Let’s hope they do the right thing and update the correct information. I am looking at staying long term and I was concerned that I could only do the entry by air twice so I am a happy bunny again now.
QUESTION; if I'm traveling the middle of January I haven't bought my airline ticket yet. What are the chances they will keep it as 60 days by January? I don't want to buy a plane ticket for 60 days and they change the rules back to 30 days.
I was there for a 14 days trip in April and on return to UK, booked 28 days arriving 28th August, prior to these changes. I have a return ticket booked. Am I able to simply stay for the additional days and just change my return date or do I have to inform immigration?
Morning lads… just thinking I’ve seen in your previous vids about getting a Thai licence and a Thai bank account on a tourist visa as long as at least 20 days remain? With the new visa exemption rules, can it be done on this 60 VE or does it require a ACTUAL visa ?
@@nowandrew4442 Vietnam has a 90 day eVisa - $25 for single entry, $50 for multiple entry. Basic requirements to receive the visa. Alternatively, they have 45 day visa exempt.
Thanks for the info. I have two passports - Russia and USA. If I rotate them will I be able to take advantage of 4 x 60-day exemptions, two in each passports? Does an immigration officer have a way to see my other passport in the system (biometric data?) and find out I am essentially the same person?
Hi mate, i have visited Thailand twice already flying in from the UK for three weeks each time. Is there a limit on the amount of times i come in like this on exemption please?
But immigration will still question you when you arrive and ask you why you’re coming for 60 days 😅
Possible
@@faranghomes never questioned me in 12 years
@@kippsguitar6539how many runs do you do per year if u don’t mind me asking?
Nor me in over 20 years
SHOW THEM YOUR RETURN TICKET ...EASY ASSSSSSSSSSSSS...
So, if I understand correctly, there is NO limit to the number of times you can enter Thailand by AIR each year and you will be granted a 60 day stay on each arrival.
Please Mark can you do another video to remove all the confusion that your last video has caused
No official limit, but if the immigration officer believes you’re not a genuine tourist they can and do refuse you entry.
@@chrisgoody2shoes218 would it be possible to stay for 6 months per year and still be seen as a tourist? Or would they want to declare that abuse of the rules?
i dunno @1.28 he counts one entry by air as one of ur two times
@@kohtime should be ok with extensions and a border run
Please email Mark
Thanks for the update Trevor, the 60 + 30 days is excellent. Keep up the good work and glad to see you're still keeping fit.
Cheers mate
Probably best to apply for a 60 day visa in home country (they may take note of this?) ..then hit up the nearest Thai customs to extend another 30 days. Three months is a good enough time for me to further check out possible retirement areas…….. and while there’s still good weather check out some neighbouring countries the next few months, Thereafter return (fly in) for another 60 day visa (this time on arrival) & extend for another 30 days! Sure wish they had this last year! Cheers
I get ya
Hey Trever,
Thanks for doing your best mate.
You can never please all people all the time.
Thanks again for your efforts 👌
No worries mate
If arrivals are still getting only 30 days then better to get mark to apply before you come to make shaw your getting the 60 days. Better than relying on boarder control to do the right thing.
Always best to.seek assistance before it's too later
I won't believe it until the stamp is on a page in my passport. How many times have we heard this.
someone will post a screen shot I can imagine
Please email Mark
The 60 days maybe not good for long term stayers because it's 60 days now they might be more hesitant to give multiple extensions , he mentioned also can be more strict.
Gotcha
Are you confusing border runs by land with arriving at the airport Which have always been different and still ia according to the Thai embassy
Air is fine
Ive been coming and going 5 times a yr via BKK . On 30 days . Plus extension once. Never been questioned. In 20 yrs.
Fair one
@play-up-pompey keeping to the rules and regs helps and you have obviously been a good visitor to Thailand and they wont question you there looking for bad boys .
Good luck on future travels bud
Glad the comments cleared up the land versus air arrivals. The video left me scratching my ass wondering. Poor video reporting not clarifying that up front. Not sure I know the agent was talking about what he supposedly does to forget clarifying that major fact. 😮
Yeah sorry
The agent did seem to imply that you could be sent back at BKK if you had flown in once that calendar year and done one border run subsequently...this seems not to be the case..Thankfully.
Wow I just made it. Arriving in Bangkok in 24 hours. First time to Thailand, hope everything goes well. Planning on living in Pattaya. Currently been in Vietnam the last 2 months. Hope to see you soon.
I fly from Saigon next week. Mind dropping a note when you enter tomorrow please about how it goes at immigration etc etc?
Have a great time
@@happyviewer5560 how’d it go?
Thanks for the update!!...given all the questions in the comments, you may need to do an update of the update 😂
Hahaha tell me about it mate
Literally just 30 mins ago people have started being stamped in for 60 days. Updates on the Thailand Visa Facebook group
Is the visa agent saying that the immigration desk staff at BBK airport will check bank statements / accomodation etc. on arrival from all entering from 93 countries now getting 60 days...? It would take forever.
No he's saying IF they wanted to they could, but they rarely do that
I have my doubts that this will effect people who visit 5 or 6 times a year for short holidays. A lot of Koreans, Japanese, Chinese etc do it and a 2 entry limit would end that tourism overnight.
This will have more to do with people staying close to the 180 days a year but dodging the new tax system.
I get ya
Three reports I’ve seen already of people arriving this morning and getting 30 days. More bull with a capital ‘B’.
Ok
I heard it's implemented in afternoon
4pm I understand
this aged well
So confusing LOL. Ack it makes my head spin. So only two VISA exemptions but what exactly does that mean? So if I fly to Thailand in January on a 30 day VISA exemption and then fly again in May on 30 day VISA exemption, am I going to run into problems coming again this November on a 30 day VISA exemption?!?
Please email Mark directly
No no worries if you fly into Thailand from home !!
It's bang on if ya only go once a year , staying 37 nights in December, so ded reyt for me .
I wish I could stay that long work is a pest I have to try to persuade them to give me some unpaid holidays
cheers
Two border runs limits are only for people living in Thailand and not for someone like me, who only visits for 15 days and visits Thailand many times in a year? Am I right?
Nope. You get 2 maximum land border entries per calendar year for visa waiver.
Please email Mark
@@Buzzinpattaya Please SACK Mark!
Thanks Trev, I contacted Mark about my situation and he got back to me quickly and had a good solution. Appreciate your posting this and all that you do. See you in September!
Fantastic!
They were always strict before...nothing really changed..u couldn't get a 3rd entry for a while now in most cases..thanks for the latest update. U guys are great!:)
3rd by land right?
I get ya
I am confused ?!? Does this mean that arrivals by air and border runs to Cambodia will be added up ??? As far as I know only "border runs" by land are limited to 2 per year.
Please email Mark
Does the 2x entry per year apply to air border if staying less than 2 weeks per time , three times a year?
no
Congrats on the 100K
Thank you so much 😀
The way he explains it it looks like even arriving by air is the counted as one of your two per year
That’s the way it’s comes across to me also, don’t know if that’s the case ?
air is fine
@@Buzzinpattaya by that I believe you mean you can enter as many times per year as you want by air BUT…will you be granted a 30 day or a 60 day visa each time and is it still 3 times in each 6 month period like I believe it is now.
Still as clear as mud I’m afraid Trevor
@@Cheshirecatdave "Those who arrive at the airport without a prior visa will continue to receive a 30-day stamp up to 6 times per calendar year." (Thai Embassy website update 14 July 2024)
Great Guy mark is helps a lot cheers.
Cheers
That border run on the 60 day visa may actually not worth it if your hoping to return to the country in the sme year
Gotcha
Totlally worried now😅 I have been to Thailand twice this year already and I am booked to return a third time in September, are you saying I can not come back in September as I have already had 2 entries this year ? Please clarify 😅 ps. My first 2 trips were for 16 days each.
same here been twice jan june booked sepy
sept
I entered Thailand in February, March and June this year ie 3 times in 6 months (10 weeks in total) without any problems
I’m returning in September and hope the rules haven’t changed to only twice a year by air like it’s been suggested
i might be in the same boat too - i wonder if the rules concern overland entry. i was under the impression its ok if via the airports?
Relax folks, it only applies to land borders: "Those who arrive at the airport without a prior visa will continue to receive a 30-day stamp up to 6 times per calendar year." (Thai Embassy website update 14 July 2024)
Please email Mark
Booked up 20nov till 18th Jan spending my bday Xmas and new years in pattaya 🎉🎉🎉
Brilliant mate
Thank you. Very helpful. I only plan to visit as a tourist, but very good to know for future.
Glad it was helpful!
I’m worried now as have been to Thailand twice already this year and have booked again for November. Does this mean that I will be refused entry for my 3rd visit?
I doubt it as it’s an air boarder entry but I’m asking about for clarification…. Either way in your event you could get a cheap single entry tourist visa if you absolutely have to 👍🏻
Please email Mark
Can confirm this at Sadao Border. Was told that cannot come in again at the land border. However can come in through air.
Thanks for confirming
I will come in on a 60 day tourists visa. Then I want to try for a retirement visa. Is 60 days enough time to obtain a retirement visa?
Yes you cant get an extension of stay during the application process for retirement.
go for it
What good is it going to do when flight prices are so expensive. And all these rules and regulations. Just do what Singapore and Malaysia do welcome tourists on a 90 days visa
Okay
60 DAY IN PATTAYA GOOD 👍🇹🇭❤️🇹🇭
Enjoy
Nice one Trev!I can’t get Accom and flight booked now for Winter!💪🙏🏻👍😎⛳️☀️🍺
Hope ya okay mate
That's good news and yeah maybe takes more time to clear immigration but if you have a few hotels booked then hopefully even if not for the full 60 days stay it would be enough to satisfy them.
Just have to wait and see what the majority of visitors encounter over the few months afterwards.
@@gotthesinglelife is this for real? Surely they can’t expect every tourist to book all their accommodation in advance! Fingers crossed, it’s not! 🤞
cheers mate
@@kohtime I am only guessing they base it on your return flight date because not many can afford the whole 60 days as my next trip is about 40 days.
@@gotthesinglelife far too much messing around for most that actually want to be “tourists” and move around the country visiting different areas. There is no way people will accept being unable to view there place of stay and having to book possibly thousands up front without the flexibility people need! Unnecessary restriction that is bound to cause mayhem if implemented
I'm gonna get an METV, do 6 months then you reckon I'd be sweet doing 2 exemptions after that? Another good Video bigman 👍
Cheers mate get in touch with Mark mate just to be sure
Straight up advice from your guest, thank you. 😊
Cheers
Hi Trev say a hello to mark for me great day is that for us Aussies at all.
Will do
Great update mate!
cheers mate
Nice for the long-term stayers. Absolute rubbish for the frequent Thailand visitors. I was 2 times in Thailand this year, combined 10 days, spent some good money in those days. My plan was to repeat this one more time, and that's now a no-go. Basically they send away the people who will spend the most money per day. I love Thailand, do't get me wrong, but visa-wise, I'm much better off in Cambodia. Just like the last time, I get my 6 month retirement visa. All I need is my passport, no documentation, pay the agent about 180 USD (plus the 42 for the E-type online) and done.
I pretty sure the limitation of border run is for the people who stay long time in Thailand,they can check on your passport that you only stay 10 days each time.The key point is to not stay in Thailand more than 6 months/years
Please email Mark
@@Buzzinpattaya Ok Trev, cheers!
The person in this video kept saying "border run". That implies land border, not airport. Land borders have always had a limit of two re-entries. I think the person in this video is confused about that thinking it now applies to airports as well. Nobody else is saying that.
Thank you
Exactly what I was waiting to hear. Is the '2 entries per year' same as before or does it now apply to air travel as well.
I would have expected him to clarify that straight away !
well allrighty then now your response from yesterday makes sense and woo hoo
this makes life lots easier( for me any ways )
how ever i'm guessing there will also be people that won't be happy, ie. people that make more than 2 trips a year.
got there in the end sorry
Sorry Mark when you mention 2 entries per year is that in a calendar year ie Jan 1st to Dec 31st?
Thanks again for helping me gain my Thai Bank account.
It's always been per calendar year.
Please email Mark
Just emailed mark. He Says you can only enter Thailand 2 times a year even via airport under visa exemption.
@@fredastaire5735what Thai embassy website are you looking at? There’s many fake ones out there
I'm gonna stick to walkabouts lol
@@BuzzinpattayaPoor Trev, getting lots of flak for trying to help by raising awareness. It is ok Trev, we still love you.
Well Mark is wrong. He seems to be confusing "border runs" with airport re-entries. Border runs, which are land borders, have always been limited to two re-entries.
Could I also confirm there has been no changes to the bi lateral agreements held with Brazil? My wife and kids hold this passport and this typically entitles them to 90 days on a visa exemption. Will this remain and with one boarder run for them they will be able to achieve the 180 days or will even this now be questioned?
Please email Mark
not at all what I just saw at the Thailand Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 180 days 1st arrive, 180 day extention. And that for 5 years. Reapply. what you say is not right
Cheers
Mark the best in the business
cheers
Now if they stop double taxation would be nice
Depends if you have double taxation agreement. Either way, if you’re living and tax resident in thailand, you’ll need to submit a tax return…
yeah I get ya
So, if you get 60 days on arrival + 1 border run for another 60 days, back to back = your 2 exemptions for the year, correct?
Although you can extend each of these for 30 days if done seperately, correct?
Yes
yes
Great Heads up been twice this year already
Trevor, I see you as a good rolll model. Usually I am a picture of perfect behavior. However, I have a girlfriend who is half Thai & Half Thai. I lose it just looking at her when we meet. We dance and we laugh. Any suggestions you can provide would probably help, perhaps.
Just keep it real mate and expect the unexpected
He mentioned a crackdown on proof of funds and proof of accommodation. Proof of funds for an entry with visa exemption??
Please contact Mark directly
Hi Trev,
At last it arrived the 60 day stay for Visa basic..
That i love Next holiday 2025 i am happy Stay for 6 weeks..... Yessss.
Greetz Marc
Indeed mate
Thanks for the info
Welcome
The hotels reservation, I usually book first 5 days to start off with..? Is that still okay
Please contact Mark
Seriously this doesn’t help at all
Okay
Proof of accommodation? Many don't book accommodation because they enjoy choosing on the go. How can a majority of tourists book 180 days? They are here to discover the country and freedom to travel.around in planned.
They only care about accommodation for the first day of your trip. They don’t care about the entire duration because they have no way of knowing how long you’ll be staying. You might leave after a week - they don’t know.
Please email Mark
lol
Hello - With the new 60 day visa exemption, could you comment on the following;
I previously entered Thailand ( via air entry)on a 30 day visa exemption in January this year.
I plan to have two further entries in September through November for holiday purposes (via air entry)
Does the 2x60 day visa exemption per year rule apply?
The Thai Embassy in Australia has advised by email that I will have to go to Evisa and apply for 3rd entry
Very confused?
Please email Mark mate I haven't got a clue lol
60 days of boom boom..great
Haha
Reality is the majority of people will never stay 60 days, let along 30, but the people who do its heavenly.
I get ya
Most of the Europeans stay mate
Has it been published in the Royal Gazette today? If not it won’t happen on time.
Things only get published in the Gazette on Fridays and it wasn't't In there however I've seen things implemented before its been published I guess we will find out tomorrow
Been passed I believe
He mentioned boarder runs, are airports entries treated differently?
Yes
Not particularly helpful video. Going on about a maximum of 2 overland border runs,fine. But failing to clarify that you can also have 6 airport 30 days every year. Might panic a few people unnecessarily.
Thank you for sharing your experience
First time I came her the visa exemption stamp was 15 days,
cheers
Trev did I get this correct? If my family came over in May this year and we were given the 30 day on arrival visa, if we come again in September we can only get another 30 day on arrival visa or can we get the 60 day visa on arrival?
Please contact Mark directly as I am not sure myself sorry
Is Visa on Areival same as visa exemption, is thw nimber of days spent in Thailand considered under voa, considered for visa exemption
please contact Mark directly, his email and phone number is in the video description.
VOA and exemption are 2 entirely different things.
Believe it or not, as the titles suggest, one is a visa, the other is not.
Can you fly in and out from your own country as many times as you want during any year.
yes
@@Buzzinpattaya Thank you for replying
I dont remember you showing details of how to contact you for assistance with everything like extensions, visas and opening bank accounts.
One Stop Visa Pattaya, Google has all the details mate
Take your pick and have 1 a week for 12 weeks at home.Price of a flight ffs
Gotcha
Is this separate from the 2 week tourist visa, or just s it the new visa?
Please contact Mark directly
This guy has made it more confusing than ever. I'm completely lost now after watching this.
Please email him
so getting to stay over 6 months more difficult so requires the year long stay visa meeting the banking requirements and bringing in money to live on will be taxed.
Speak to Mark
What if you have two passports (different nationalities)? You can effectively do this 4x?
I Would guess so
No chance. They use biometrics for a reason
@@paulsargent2343 Lol, governments are useless at the best of times. In all the years they had biometrics they never challenged me for having multiple passports.
Are you saying that if you attempted THREE BORDER RUNS in 2023 - - and got denied, then you can't get into Thailand in 2024?
Please email Mark
@@Buzzinpattaya Trevor this video reflects very badly on you and your channel.
When you say twice in a year - is that a calendar year or the last 365 days? I was there in March this year, and am looking to come back in November, for 90 days or so. Is that likely to be an issue?
Calender year
I've just checked the thai embassy website and it says you can fly in 2 times a year visa exempt,then next time get a visa,but they very rarely check.
Really? Has it been changed very recently? Used to be restricted to 2 LAND BOARDER runs and 6 entry’s by Air
@kohtime it has been like it for years just never enforced,most people were getting away with 6 times a year.
@@ChrisSmith-vx9hx 6 times a year with extensions is 12 months a year I guess…. Is it really likely to now be restricted so heavily? I hope not 🤞
Please email Mark
@@Buzzinpattaya Trevor you should take down this video IMMEDIATELY and stop spruiking your useless pommie mate who has done nothing but SPREAD CONFUSION AND MISINFORMATION!
Hi… I have been Thailand for 2 weeks in March and plan on going again at some point this year while travelling around Australia and Asia … as I have flown out already this year can I start from scratch on a different passport as I have flown out this year on a British passport but I have a eu passport that I have never used in Thailand before … cheers
Sounds great!
so if i arrive in say october will my passport be automatically stamped with 60 days or will you need to tell immigration at the desk or provide proof of return journey date ie flight and hotel , if not will they hust try and give you a 30
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In relation to the proof of accommodation do you need proof for the full 60 days? I’m not sure where and when I will be staying in a certain area
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30 days mate.
Ok
60
Do immigration class entry by air as a border run or it just land border runs that they are clamping down on?
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Wow! Thanks for the info and I am really surprised to hear about errors in the Visa Agents presentation. Thanks again!
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Let’s hope they do the right thing and update the correct information. I am looking at staying long term and I was concerned that I could only do the entry by air twice so I am a happy bunny again now.
Air is fine
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Thanks!!!
That’s why you never overstay and get a red stamp in passport
Okay
So you can only come to Thailand twice a year?
I come every 3 weeks for 5 nights on my days off work, can I still do this?
Via air entry yes mate it's only land crossings
@@Buzzinpattaya ok thanks for that I was getting worried I could only come twice a year
QUESTION; if I'm traveling the middle of January I haven't bought my airline ticket yet. What are the chances they will keep it as 60 days by January? I don't want to buy a plane ticket for 60 days and they change the rules back to 30 days.
Doubt this will be reversed
I was there for a 14 days trip in April and on return to UK, booked 28 days arriving 28th August, prior to these changes. I have a return ticket booked. Am I able to simply stay for the additional days and just change my return date or do I have to inform immigration?
Nice one
Morning lads… just thinking I’ve seen in your previous vids about getting a Thai licence and a Thai bank account on a tourist visa as long as at least 20 days remain? With the new visa exemption rules, can it be done on this 60 VE or does it require a ACTUAL visa ?
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Just go to Vietnam and get 90 days without all the hastle 🤔
Cheers
Are you sure? Vietnam's visa exemption is only for 26 countries, and max is using 45 days for Western countries. From what I can see.
@@nowandrew4442 Vietnam has a 90 day eVisa - $25 for single entry, $50 for multiple entry. Basic requirements to receive the visa. Alternatively, they have 45 day visa exempt.
Thank you
Welcome!
I'm confused now. I only come for 3 weeks at a time so if I can now only visit twice per year, this new rule is terrible news
Better stay for 5 weeks 😊
Flight entries are okay
He has not been clarified 100% but you can be sure you’re going to get that! 😅
What about arriving at the airport?
@@Jimmy-lb1yc 100%?
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Thanks for the info. I have two passports - Russia and USA. If I rotate them will I be able to take advantage of 4 x 60-day exemptions, two in each passports? Does an immigration officer have a way to see my other passport in the system (biometric data?) and find out I am essentially the same person?
Nice one mate
Your fingerprint will flag on their system
Good news !!!!!
cheers
Hi mate, i have visited Thailand twice already flying in from the UK for three weeks each time. Is there a limit on the amount of times i come in like this on exemption please?
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I told you this yesterday and you deleted my post
haven't deleted anything
@@Buzzinpattaya maybe UA-cam deleted cos I added a link to bkk post
@@Buzzinpattaya on another note I’m going to Thailand tomorrow. It’s my third trip this year and I don’t have a visa so I’ll let you know how it goes.
30 days
Am not talking about tje presemters here am talking about most on here that are ill adviced to give advice or just balgging it
Ok
Any ideas about Cambodia? Are they doing the same thing?
No idea mate sorry
Why not just get a visa?
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Why would you want to stay 60 days usually there’s no money left after 2 weeks if you’re having a great time with the girls 🎉
Hahaha brilliant
russians and indians were whingeing