What documents and copies are needed for a Non-O visa extension in Thailand?

@Goyo *******

yes, the TM 30 is the form you or your landlord will file within 24 hours of changing where you live. (Note: if you move to a new apartment, house, condo on the weekend, then you are supposed to file the next day that your immigration office is open.) If you file the TM 30 in person, the receipt will be stapled in the back of your passport, just like your latest 90 day report. If you don't have a copy of the receipt, you should ask your landlord for a copy and staple it in the back of your passport. You will need a current TM 30 on file to renew your long stay visa. I believe (I'm not 100% certain about this) that the fine is 800 THB if you or your landlord fail to file the report. Immigration seems to be cracking down on this as of late. BTW, if you are on a tourist visa and staying in a hotel, you can disregard this. The hotel will take care of this for you.

@Kerry ******

I posted that doc., info sheet about three or four weeks ago.

@Kerry ******

if you go to the immigration office you use, they should be able to provide you with a list of items you will need specifically for "your immigration office" (they are not all the same.) I use Jomtien Immigration and I do my extensions myself, with a list provided by Jomtien Immigration. I renewed my last extension of stay at the beginning of this month. It only took me about 2 hours total and I spent 2,200 THB for the pictures, bank letter, photo copies & immigration fees and I was good for another 364 days.

@Jim ******

strong ties to her home country such as solid financial status, jobs, land properties and all that. Imagine the US officers assume all Thais would most likely to violate the US tourist visa status by not coming back, so its her job to prove otherwise.

@Kevin ********

there's nothing new in the requirements, which are fairly straightforward once you have your bank account.