1 year extension of stay at Rayong immigration in my case #5. You can get extension within 20 Minutes, in my case just 15 minutes if you are well prepared and your paperwork is according to the very simple immigration requirements .
1. Go there on Wednesday or Thursday ( my experience in Rayong)
2. Have all required documents ready on hand
3. Proper dress
4. No need for agent
5. Make sure you have latest Bank statements (12 months + Bank letter) available as well as updated (same day as application) ATM update.
6. My recommendations only applies if you meet the $$$ or affidavid requirements.
By the way, it took me just 1 hour to complete TM 7, drive to copyshop and get the documents done since they are always same. One hour per year, not bad, child labour, Kindergarden
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The post shares a personal experience of obtaining a 1-year extension of stay at Rayong immigration within 15 to 20 minutes, emphasizing the importance of being well-prepared with required documents, proper attire, and understanding immigration requirements. The author highlights key tips such as visiting on Wednesdays or Thursdays, ensuring up-to-date bank statements, and mentions that engaging an agent is unnecessary. Additional comments from other users reinforce similar experiences, share advice on document preparation, and discuss perceptions of those who use visa agents.
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LMAO. 5555. Grown men stating how they have better things to do yet here they are bickering like children at the school smoke pit passing judgment on how other people choose to live their lives. You're in Thailand. I like the tie saying Live and Let Live. 5555
Often people want advice and more often than not there's several solutions to a specific issue. I wonder why you're in a group which has "Advice" in its name. But you're spot on, those that use visa agents try to justify spending a stack of money on something they could do themselves and always quote the "I've better things to do with my time" and then spend hours on Facebook justifying themselves
you missed the whole point of my comment. Your statement of me being spot on could not be further from the truth. Your words in this post totally support my original comment. You do not offer advice you only offer Judgment of other people's opinion to try and prove that your opinion is the only right one. This is the purpose of my original comment. The basics of my original comment is to give advice that people not listen to judgmental selfish comments but to listen to the people that suggest options. Having said this now I ask you what is your offering of advice because I see absolutely nothing but judgment from you. And because I try and help people on this group I have said all I'm going to say to you sir because your part in all the conversations so far including this one serve no purpose. Take care
better things? You ever walk by a bar in Bangkok or Pattaya early in the morning? Expats already in there drinking. Most expats probably do not have much to do all day. Going to Immigration is cheaper and not as scary as some believe it to be.
I hear that BS all the time:- "better things to do"! Spending an hour at immigration, you can't fit that into your busy schedule? Nope, I stick by what I said "scamper like frightened little mice" πππ
Simply stating a fact. Many timid expats frightened to death of immigration. I'm not one of them. I've better things to spend my money on than being scammed by a visa agent
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