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froztheart

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If not wrong, previously was 90days within 6 months. But not sure now as they want more people to visit Thailand. My friend kana lim kopi last year because he max his tourists visa within certain period then he go apply elite visa everything solved :LOL:
Wah, so if come regularly will kena lim kopi?
The policy now not want more tourist meh. :s11:
 

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Wah, so if come regularly will kena lim kopi?
The policy now not want more tourist meh. :s11:

They changed the regulation already so I not sure if there is any cap currently. But if someone always max their visa ememption per trip you think immigration wont ask de meh???

Beyond 90 Days

A dose of good news awaits tourists—following the new regulation set by Thai Immigration, visitors can now come regularly to Thailand without limiting their stay within a total of 90 days in a six-month period.

However, immigration officials still recommend getting visas prior to arrival in Thailand, as they remind visitors that back-to-back short visas are not the proper way to extend the stay in the country on a long-term basis.
 

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They changed the regulation already so I not sure if there is any cap currently. But if someone always max their visa ememption per trip you think immigration wont ask de meh???

Beyond 90 Days

A dose of good news awaits tourists—following the new regulation set by Thai Immigration, visitors can now come regularly to Thailand without limiting their stay within a total of 90 days in a six-month period.

However, immigration officials still recommend getting visas prior to arrival in Thailand, as they remind visitors that back-to-back short visas are not the proper way to extend the stay in the country on a long-term basis.
True la, my personal expectations was that as long never overstay nor commit any crimes.
I see no reason, since go there spend money and enjoy. hahhahaha
Moreover, Thailand immigration is not known to be strict anyways. :flash:

Hopefully, the new regulation is applied. Otherwise, those that visit often going to face issues.
 

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They changed the regulation already so I not sure if there is any cap currently. But if someone always max their visa ememption per trip you think immigration wont ask de meh???
Beyond 90 Days
A dose of good news awaits tourists—following the new regulation set by Thai Immigration, visitors can now come regularly to Thailand without limiting their stay within a total of 90 days in a six-month period.
However, immigration officials still recommend getting visas prior to arrival in Thailand, as they remind visitors that back-to-back short visas are not the proper way to extend the stay in the country on a long-term basis.

sure will ask. why visit Thailand so often. looks fishy to them
 

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Visit often no problem is those doing back to back with max days will flag alert to immigration because this is not the proper visa for long stay

yeah agreed. that will raise alarm to them if back to back with long stay
 

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If going bkk in feb, need to apply eta? Go where apply? Start liao? Anyone jus went?
 
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