£0 day visa exempt - 30 day extension
#2
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Thanks, KW, that is good new for lots of people!
It doesn't take care of the issues for those who try to live in Thailand full-time without the proper visa, but it does take care of those who just want a longer stay in Thailand.
Do you have a link for this new rule?
It doesn't take care of the issues for those who try to live in Thailand full-time without the proper visa, but it does take care of those who just want a longer stay in Thailand.
Do you have a link for this new rule?
#5
Joined: May 2010
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Here's a link, other than ThaiVisa: http://www.samuitimes.com/longer-vis...ugust-29-2014/
What will be interesting is how the "onward travel" requirement will be handled. Because extensions are not guaranteed, how will airlines view this?
What will be interesting is how the "onward travel" requirement will be handled. Because extensions are not guaranteed, how will airlines view this?
#6
Joined: May 2014
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Its kind of silly. Normally you have to buy a return ticket within 30 days or a flight leaving to satisfy the airlines. So then you would be changing the return flight (normally at extra cost) unless its a more expensive changeable ticket.
Why dont they just give 60 days visa exempt? Malaysia, Sing and Japan already give 90 days.
Why dont they just give 60 days visa exempt? Malaysia, Sing and Japan already give 90 days.
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The "d-day" for visa changes is August 12, but extension changes will wait until 29 Aug.
http://www.stickboybangkok.com/news/...n-august-2014/
Aug 12 is the end of an extended w/e so Iv imagine a lot of extra traffic at the various borders (inc. airports)
It remains to be seen how the new measures will be implemented or even coped with by rank and file immigration officials.
http://www.stickboybangkok.com/news/...n-august-2014/
Aug 12 is the end of an extended w/e so Iv imagine a lot of extra traffic at the various borders (inc. airports)
It remains to be seen how the new measures will be implemented or even coped with by rank and file immigration officials.




