larrymac90

I plan to get the 30 day extension on the 6th March and not take the chance at Bangkok airport immigration on my way home. My E-visa was for 90 days, didn't know they issued a 90 day visa for £30.

Thanks for the reply, makes sense.

I wasn't aware the E-visa had been delayed so I went online and applied if I needed a visa. I paid the £30 and got an email saying it was under review. I entered Thailand on the 6th January and had my passport stamped for entry until 6th March. On the 14th January I received an email containing an E-visa which allows me to stay until April 14th. My query is which takes precedent, the passport stamp or the E-visa.

There was an Emirates flight left Bangkok last night for Dubai. Arrived in Bangkok empty and was full on its way to Dubai.

I'm due to leave on Emirates back to the UK on 9-April which obviously won't happen now. I'm retired so don't have to rush back to a job. My visa extension runs out on 9-April and I have no problem staying until Emirates recommence flights. Would anyone have any idea on whether the Thai authorities would waive visa overstay until flights restart?

I got my 30 day extension to my 60 day visa at Jomtiem yesterday. Arrived at 11am and there was a bit of a queue and the normal chaos inside. There is an agent called Graham (Thai) who sits at the wooden table on the left of the building before the entrance. I gave him my passport, TM6 and TM30 from my hotel. He gets the photos and photocopies. He sorted everything out for 2000 baht (plus the 1900) extension fee and I collected my passport 2 hours later. Not cheap but I couldn't be arsed with the normal rigmarole in getting my extension.

Bucketing down at Mountain Shadow golf course. Pattaya remains dry.

Hi Bruno, Not sure what wathsapp is? My email address is larrymac902002@yahoo.co.uk if you send me an email I will reply. I'm still interested in hiring the car.

Looking to rent a car for 3 months (Jan - Mar). Doesn't have to be a newer model. Will only be using it to take me to the local golf courses 3 times a week. Willing to pay 10,000 baht/ month.

If it's still available from 7-Jan-2019 for 3 months i would be interested.

Last year I entered with a branded duty free bag with 2 cartons legally (me and the wife). Once I got through customs and outside I was stopped and asked 6 times by different officers if I had extra cigarettes. This was in a space of 400 meters. Put any cigarettes in your hand luggage and it should be okay.

I think the new multiple entry tourist visas are £100. For me and the wife it would be £200. The 60 day visa is ~ £35 so its a bit of a saving.

Thanks very much guy's for the info. I will send the passports by post to the London Embassy. Done it last year and they were returned in 5 days with 60 day visas intact.

Hi, In 2016 I plan to visit Thailand for 2 months (I will get a 60 day visa from the London Thai Embassy). I will leave Thailand at the end of the 60 days and visit Vietnam for 5 days before returning to Thailand for another 30 days. Is this within the rules? Thanks

No, that isn't Phil.