What documents do I need to extend my non O single entry visa. US passport. Have notarized income letter/TM 30/departure card/ copies of passport and a couple of photos and a box of thai sweets.
What else?
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To extend a non-O single entry visa in Thailand, you will need the following documents: a notarized income letter, TM 30, departure card, copies of your passport, a couple of passport-sized photos, and potentially a proof of income tied to your income affidavit. It is also recommended to have a completed TM 7 application form and a copy of your lease agreement (only submit if requested). Additionally, bring a copy of your Thai bankbook ID page and the latest updated page for reference.
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I think those things (less the box of sweets, because the immigration officers don't want to be your friend, they want you to show up prepared) along with a filled out TM.7 application for extension should be sufficient. I would take along your lease (but don't give it to them unless you're asked) and I would take along proof that the amount you put on the income affidavit letter is backed up by something (again DON'T give it to them unless you're asked for it).
Robert *******
Copy Thai bankbook ID page and updated last page, depending on Immigration Office.
Robert *******
I used income affidavit method and Krabi Immigration also wanted to know if the money comes in on Thai bank. So two copies asked and delivered.
Tod *********
They appear to be using the income affidavit method to meet the financial requirements. There is no requirement you have a thai bank account.
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