Yunnie

Hi,

I have a friend who's using his Japanese passport (cause he hasnt gotten a Thai one yet) and I'm trying to figure out what he needs to do.  From what I can understand he got a 30 day entry stamp on arrival. Now he wants to stay longer (he's visiting his grandmother and brother).  He has 15 days left to figure it out. I also think he's been doing border crossing at Mae Sot but not sure.

Info so far -

Japanese citizen
Entry stamp upon arrival in Thailand.
Wants to stay longer.


I'm pretty sure you cant extend entry stamps. So I told him to make a visa run to VTE for a tourist visa for 60 days (then he can extend it at immigration for another 30). During these 60 days he will be working on getting his Thai citizenship she he never has to do this again. lol  

He cant get a Non Imm O visa because he doesnt have the paper work needed or wont get it in time within 15 day.


I just wanted to see what you guys and gals think and to confirm or  tell me I'm wrong in my advice to him.

Thanks,
Yunnie

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