My son had a twelve month visa extension issued at Jomtien, based on having a Thai child, which expired about six months ago.
He has taken advantage of three Covid extensions, but it seems now he will have to apply for a 'child visa extension' again.
Would you list the provisional documents required.
I believe there is no need for the ฿400K to be seasoned. Please confirm.
And when he gets an approval and returns after the month, will the immigration check to see that these funds are still in his account.
Thanks, chaps
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user inquired about the provisional documents required for a child visa extension in Thailand after their twelve-month visa expired. Comments provided a detailed list of necessary documents, including the applicant's passport, the TM 7 extension form, proof of residence, financial requirements (either ฿400,000 in a Thai bank account with no seasoning or a monthly income of ฿40,000), and parental rights documentation. The respondent confirmed that the ฿400k does not need to be seasoned and mentioned that immigration may check the account balance after approval.