Hello. I’m asking for a friend. Is it possible to acquire TM30 in apartments here in Bangkok? She’ll be needing that to change her visa exempt to Non-B.
Hi, I have just done my first 90 day report o line ( have already down my 1st in person at immigration). My question is, I had an email straight back from them with a TM47, printed that out, now what?? Confused! Thank you
Hi, I'm gonna extend by second time my O-A visa. For the first 2 years I got AXA Easy Care but it has a very high deductible what make it basicly useful only for visa purposes.
I want to get a better health insurance and AIA matches feels quite interesting.
However they don't have a plan designed for O-A as AXA has.
If I'm not wrong insurance requirements are 400k for inpatient and 40k for outpatient.
AIA offers 25M coverage but about outpatient it says "2k per visit up to 30 times a year". I wonder if this is accepted by immigration.
What's all this dribble on Bangkok Bank and visas? Is this going to affect renewing my Marriage Visa with the 400k in the bank for 3 months? But BKK Bank is only providing the certificate/statement if it's been there for 4? Is this Thailand wide? It's great that there's a crackdown on people abusing the system with dodgy agents, but is this going to affect people doing it correctly with the immigration 3 month rule?
Just to let others know if you didn't already know, ref you Retirement visa stamp or other stamps and the 90 day report.
I got my retirement visa stamped in my passport dated 2nd July 25 ok. Put the small bit of paper they give you to tell you your next 90 day report was dated 19th May 25. Now this confused me as I thought the stamp in my passport was the time the 90 days would start from (Wrong) it's the small bit of paper that was dated 29th May that the 90 days works on. They told me you need to go by this date and not your visa stamp. So as you can see my next online report now is the 16th Nov.
Hope this helps anyone out as it was a bit confusing for me.