Yea I'm a long time traveler of both the Philippines and Thailand and I hope that you enjoy yourself but beware of the air quality while in Chang Mai this time of year it can get really bad there just as bad as the rainy season in Bangkok and Pattaya Thailand ! Check tirger News for updates

Pad krapao also known as Thai Holy Basil !

@@theisaiahashleyshow4251 Thank you so much!! Definitely gonna follow your journey out there brother. Good luck to you!

9 people in the van and i believe Sanlaem border crossing

Yea and I had to start guzzling dehydration powder too

@@BallBoi get that coconut water it'll hydrate you rite. Electrolytes and vitamins.

@@hpesoj4573what city is good in pi?

According to Thai immigrations website, onward ticket is necessary. Personally, I had a return ticket so they didn't ask. The onward ticket has to show your exit before the 45 days is up... because the extension has to be separately applied for. U can further check it online to make sure this is correct.

Hey guys, I have been living in Thailand since October 2022. I was asked for a ticket out of Thailand the last time I flew back from Malaysia which it never happen before. I was not asked when I arrived for the first time in October. I was not asked last week to enter Thailand (March 25) when I went on another trip. So, I think they do ask randomly not every time. I was ready to buy a ticket in case they would ask me though. Also, you can buy a bus ticket out of Thailand to Cambodia for around $25 USD (Bangkok-Cambodia) just to show you have a ticket out of Thailand. I hope this helps

At the border you fill out a tm6 I think it's called, boom, return, easy and save 3500 for streetfood

See i was going to try myself but I didn’t think it would be that simple and also heard a couple people say just go with an agency…but now i know! Thanks I’ll do it myself next time

i'm trying to plan a solo trip to Pattaya in 2023. Is it true that foreigners entering Thailand are required at the port of entry to show proof of planned travel to leave Thailand within 45 days of the arrival date. I wanna do exactly what u did but do I book a one-way flight or round trip flight before I come?

@@RawDogTV you don’t need to show proof of return flight. All you need is your passport and incoming flight boarding pass.

@@AlexPKeaton15 I read otherwise on the official Thai embassy site

Yep all same day!

Didn’t know that ! Thanks, I’m going to look into that 💯

@@theisaiahashleyshow4251 yeah check out Chakrit Muaythai School

Noted

No you qualify for the 45 day visa exemption so that’s the stamp you’ll get when you first fly in. The visa exemption thing has like 64 countries

Then an get a 30 day extension at immigration here. Land border crossings twice a year. Plane unlimited but they still could get suspicious and deny you. The 45 day visa exemption stamps is set to stop in March of 2023

@@theisaiahashleyshow4251 thank you for replying & the clarification. Great topic & good information in your vlog. Keep up the good content!👌🏽

@@sabrinas2181 The visa exemption is exactly what us say an exemption & not a Tourist visa. It is normally 30 days & that can be extended 30 days in Country at any immigration office. They have however made the visa exemption 45 days from the 1st of October to the 31st of March this year & unless they extend it then it will reverse back to 30 days. You can only enter Thailand by land or sea on visa exemption stamps 2 times in any Calendar year & you can only stay a max of 90 days on any 6 month period. Thailand Tax year is a Calendar year & if you are in Country for more than 180 days in a Calendar you are classed as resident for tax purposes & you can only stay in Country up to 180 days in any Calendar year on Tourist visas.

I in pattaya in june ,how hard is it to get extension visa in jomtien to extend 30 days...Thanks

Yes there will be a Cambodia stamp

Hi bud, fit ya find out??? same thing

@@SunnyDarkoShow sorry man, we just decided to stay in Thailand. Can’t help you with this one 😬

@@osso321 🤣🤣🤣🤣 how it work out. Not really too much of a big deal is it 😂😂😂

Hi 👋🏾, so I’ve always gone thru an agency service that handles all my paperwork and the process is super smooth. I’m sure you could do it on your own but I’m not exactly sure what you’d need.

@@theisaiahashleyshow4251 Ok, my agent is charging 5000 to go, could prob do for 2000 with car hire & petrol, but as you say less hassle with agent with paperwork but might try & see on my own, thoughts of being stuck in a packed small van for 3.5hrs each way is not that appealing lol

No you can still do visa runs. I’ve done one by land and now I’m going to do a flight in 2 days to Vietnam but I’m staying there for like a week

I think in general the rule is 2 land crossings a year. However, it's still at the immigration officers discretion. If they see you crossing by land or air repeatedly, they can deny your entry or give you less than the maximum number of days. If you're passport stamps suggest that you're living there full time, they're going to question you and tell you to get the proper visa (and they'll put it in their computer system)

Yes

Nah there’s longer visa options

Yes you could definitely live out here on that. Get you a condo for $200-$300/month and you still have $1,100 to send on other expenses such as food, healthcare and what not

@@theisaiahashleyshow4251 awesome. 👊🏾

@@theisaiahashleyshow4251 I am going to save me a ticket for a couple months and then visit to make sure I want to live there. Is it easy to have a room for a month to visit?

@@lucianjj yea you can just do Airbnb

@@theisaiahashleyshow4251 ok. Will look at what that is 🤣 I’m 50 and my children have to tell me what stuff is.

Only 2 land border crossings per year. Someone told me to look into Muay Thai visa though

To get 6 months at a time. But yes by a plane is unlimited

@The Isaiah Ashley Show For sure! Thank you, man!

@@theisaiahashleyshow4251 Thailand Tax year is a Calendar & if you are in Country more than 180 days you are classed as resident for tax purposes. If you staying on visa exemption stamps you can only stay in Country 90 days in any 6 period. If you are staying in Tourist visas it is 180 days in a Calendar year & this is why the Multi Entry Tourist visa is only valid for 6 months & you can only stay a maximum of 60 days each visit as 3 x 60 = 180.

You in Bangkok?

Have you tried Cambodia? Use an agency

You leave by air. Only 2 land border crossing. By air and is no limit

@@theisaiahashleyshow4251 Okay....I got you on that! And sounds like it does not matter where you fly to, it just must to another country??

@@georgeandy6923 yes, can leave by bus, train, donkey, whatever, but only allowed to get 45 day visa 2 times by simply driving across borders and return, the 45 day visa ends in end of march and goes back to 30 days, but flying back seems to be unlimited, it all depends on the immigration officer at the border, best way to get a good extension is studying, can join many places, only have to take some time logging in from time to time, but can extend 15 month I believe, no pressure to study or anything, I'd join some Thai culture and language classes, makes life easier here, win win situation right?! A visa agent offered me this for 50k but if I do the paperwork it's like half price, but obviously peace of mind letting others do it, in Laos keep in mind the embassy does not accept any agents doing this for you, at least not officially, sorry for making a super long reply, I can add a potato at the end 🥔

@@isanBen No apologies necessary on the answer. In fact, I appreciated the detailed response. I'm definitely liking the idea on the Student Visa....and that sounds like the way to go. The 50k sounds pretty steep, but like you said...it may be worth it just to know that it's being handled correctly. But then it seems like after that 15 month period, you would have to pay this all over again, so this could definitely add up over time.

Yes, until i leave for Chiang Mai tomorrow lol

Now why the hell would i do that at 26 years old 🤔😂 i don’t plan on staying here that long and doing border runs isn’t much of a hassle lmao

​@@theisaiahashleyshow4251I think so. Very good🙏

I was going to do that but then waited too late and doing the land border thing became the easiest option

You get much less hassle and less likely be rejected by doing air crossings by immigration. They want keep out poor people from entering Thailand. I would just be flying to cheap country Vietnam or Laos stay there a week and come back rinse and repeat. Or if you plan stay there 20 years get elite visa costs 1 million baht only need fly out once a year.

I’m a digital nomad and Thailand is currently where I’m at until I decide to switch it up

Lol I’m going to get a longer visa… but 1.5 years might be long enough anyway

@@theisaiahashleyshow4251 look into the educational visa for learning Thai language or learning Muay Thai. That's if you decide to stay longer 🙂

@@theescapetrix how much is the educational visa ?

I believe 12000 baht for one year but KZfaq wouldn't let me edit my last post.

Not sure of the paper work need and what not