Hi. I'm gonna extend my OA visa this week by first time. I got this form in immigration division 1. Is it required to have a guarantor to be able to extend? I don't understand very good what is this form for.
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The post discusses the user's upcoming OA visa extension and their confusion regarding a form obtained from immigration. Commenters clarify that they believe the form is a TM7, which doesn't require a guarantor. They mention necessities for extending a Non-OA visa, such as having funds in a Thai bank and annual insurance. There are also discussions about differences in forms based on location and advice on completing the form.
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When I first went to extend my visa for the first time, I found the immigration document to be a little unclear so I did a Google search and I actually found examples of the form already filled in. Now I just keep a copy of last year's form and use it as my guide. That said, you may want to try a search if you're having problems.
Brian ***********
Should be Form TM7
Stephan ***********
This is from Bangkok, right? Looks totally different from the TM7 which is normally the form for the retirement extension.
"...I have guaranteed...", "...made an oath..."? I've extended O and O/A many times already, but I have no idea what this form is for, never seen it before...
Ken ***********
I believe that is a TM7 to apply for your extension. If you are completing the form yourself, just fill in the info and sign; no need for a guarantor.
John **********
You need money in a Thai bank and annual insurance to extend a Non-OA visa
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