Hi, l got my multiple entry retirement visa sorted last week but unsure on 2 things with it.

1. l intend to go back to the UK before my first 90 days is up and it says l must contact immigration for a re entry visa before leaving Thailand and

2. notification of residence must be made every 90 days.

My questions are:

1. How long before l leave for the UK do l need to apply for a re entry visa and what does it cost or involve?

2. If l leave Thailand before the 90 day notification of residence do l still have to give notification of residence?

TIA

Hi guys, got the dtv approved finally. If you have any questions, happy to help. Also, my passport expires in 2026, what is the procedure after that, do we just carry the old and new passport, or is there any other process. Also, does anyone knows what it means in thai, translate app doesn't seem to recognize. Thanks

Hi. I’m currently in Thailand now, have a 6 month rental. I am enquiring with someone about getting an educational visa. I only want to be here 6 months, I’ve been here 1.5 month currently. Am I best to get the educational visa or extend my 60 day visa by a further 30 days, do a visa run and spend a week in Malaysia for example, then return? Will I be able to get another extension when I return? So that I can spend a further 60 + 30 days here. I am happy to get the educational visa but I am just weighing up options as I only intend to be here 6 month in total. Thank you

If I’m in a rental condo on a 1 year lease does the condo owner need to do a new TM30 if I pop out of the country for a few days?

Good day . I’d like to know if anyone one had a valid number for the Royal Thai Consulate-General, Guangzhou I’ve been trying to get hold of them all morning but no response.

If you have any information please share it with me .

Thanks in advance 🌹🌹.

So we have a slight change of plans, but our 60 days end on the 25th.

We were supposed to do 2 weeks Kuala Lumpur and then come back to do a house sitting for Christmas/New Year (4 weeks total) and while deciding what we want to do next.

Now my kids have decided they want to stay on Koh Tao for long term.

Would it be possible to get the 30 day extension in time or is it too late?

After that I will be looking into the educational visa, because I wanted to learn Thai anyway

Hello Everyone!

My agent keeps telling me I need to leave Thailand to apply for for the Non B Visa.

It is curious because for the previous 2 times I did not have to. Is there a way to apply for a Non B while being in Thailand?

In case I do need to leave: Wheres the best embassy to apply and go to nearby Thailand that will take the least amount of days?

Thanks!

I just got my DTV Approved in Jakarta.

This is what i submitted

-1 Copy of my passport

-proof The airbnb stay in Jakarta

-Indonesia Temporary stay(u get that in email)

-3 months Bank statements and a google screenshot showing How much it is from my currency to Baht.

-Filed out the application

-1 Doctor appointment that i got online for free. i just booked 1 doctor appointment for 20 Nov, got eMail confirming that its confirmed, i printed that out and thats it.

Wish you all luck, Jakarta is really one of the easiest when it comes to this.

Any helpful folks here based in Ubon Ratchathani? My wife's father passed there 20+ years ago. Now they have need for the death certificate (who wants to be the first wag to say "they should have gotten a copy when it happened?" 555) and are convinced we need to run the whole clan there Beverly Hillbilly style. I am of the opinion that with lawyers and fax machines or whatever that this is solvable without travel.

So my question is... Does anyone have a lawyer referral in that city that might be able to help?

Has anyone applied for the DTV (online) while staying in Laos and can tell how long the whole process took?