What do I need for my LTR visa application after my O A extension, and how does getting my name on the house factor into this?

O A visa extension LTR visa Thai Condominium Act TM30 expat housing in Thailand visa application process BOI documentation for LTR visa

Nov 12, 2024

9 days ago

Steve *******

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I’ll do my first 1 year O A extension in the next couple weeks. 

As soon as that is done I will start on the LTR. 

To be safe I will wait until my home country 2024 tax return is done since that combined with other documents should clearly demonstrate the annual income.  I also need to get my name on the house, which should take a couple months. 

I’d rather avoid an agent and going thru the requirements on the BOI site everything seems fairly straightforward. 

Anything I’m missing?

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The user plans to apply for a one-year O A visa extension followed by an LTR visa, mentioning the need to complete their home country tax return and adding their name to a house. The discussion highlights steps involved in the LTR application process and raises questions regarding the implications of adding a foreign name to property ownership in Thailand.

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Darin ********

Once again this person is talking about being added to the house book in regards to his TM30 as he will clearly be living in a Thai household. What is wrong with you. Do you live in Pattaya in a condo without Thai family?

7 days ago

Rob **********

What do you mean get your name on the house? As a Farang you will never be on the blue Thai house book, only possible on a Condo if you meet the requirements of the Thai Condominium Act, or are you talking about getting your own yellow Tabian Baan for the house that your wife owns??

9 days ago

Steve *******

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@Rob *********

I will be a subject in the house. Wife is the owner

9 days ago

Rob **********

@Steve ******

so basically you just need a TM30 filled out by your wife, easy and simple, your original comment wasn’t clear and sounded like you were eluding to being put on the house book. A TM30 is done in a few minutes, but you mentioned a few months??

9 days ago

Steve *******

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@Rob *********

the house book isn’t done yet and I want to wait until my 2024 taxes are done so I have all the financial stuff in one place

9 days ago

Rob **********

@Steve ******

but you mean the yellow Tabian Baan and also your pink ID card.

9 days ago

Steve *******

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@Rob *********

ah yes. That’s it

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Steve *******

Brandon ************

Not sure what the house has to do with it, but everything else should be fine. The LTR visa application is fairly straightforward if you don't have complicated finances, and they're always available to answer questions directly.

9 days ago

Steve *******

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@Brandon ***********

thanks. The house would just be for the TM30

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Steve *******

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