Flying out of the country and returning on the same day for 6 months extension, is it possible? Or is it risky to do?

Would staying 1 night and flying back the next day be safer? Anyone with experience that flew back same day did you have any troubles? Thank you

I was approved for my DTV on soft power in May. The course I used to qualify is 'Arun Thai Cooking'. They worked with me and my agent to make the process smooth. Since starting the class, I've already cooked multiple authentic Thai dishes. I highly recommend checking them out if you are interested in learning about the Thai Cooking culture on your DTV!

Any Soft Power recommendations for Issan.... preferably Udon Thani? Or Ubon Ratchathani? Or somewhere in between??? 😄 🤣 😂 I am in Da Nang now and would like to apply. Or is there a list for DTV approved courses? Thank you for your help!!!

Does the address registered with TDAC need to match the address provided for my 30-day extension? The immigration office requires the house master to complete a notification of residence form for foreign nationals, but I have recently moved to a relative's house.

Hi all,

I have a question regarding where to upload additional documents. Since the provided fields are designated for specific documents, where can I add extra files such as my condo contract in Bangkok, cover letter, CV, payslips, proof of self-employment registration, salary transaction statements, health insurance documents, and similar paperwork?

i know I can merge files together, but i would like to be sure I upload them in the correct field.

I hope someone can help clarify this.

Thank you!

I’m travelling to Ubon and staying with my girlfriend at her house, do I have to do anything else cause I’m staying at a house and not a hotel?

for the TDAC

I need to do my 90-day report and also transfer stamps to a new passport (non o). I'll do them on the same day at immigration.

Which one needs to be done first or does it even matter?

Can anyone tell me what the going rate for health insurance is please

Is there some consensus on how long funds need to have been seasoned when applying with Jakarta? And does the account need to have any specific activity to be accepted, like daily expenses or regular deposits? Was anyone ever rejected with Jakarta that actually had 500k THB in their account as ending balance?

I'm in Bangkok with a 3 month Non-O visa wanting to extend for retirement. I was getting my documents together and then checked the web and there is no mention of proof of condo rental or health insurance. What am I missing here?