Thanks in advance. I will be going to BKK immigration at the beginning of July to get my first one-year extension for my O Visa. My 90 day expires August 3. This is what they already have in their possession. 1-Copy of my one-year lease. 2- Map drawing of residence. 3-K Bank statement and 4-K Bank letter with 800,000. 5-Picture of TM30 submission. 6-TM87. Am I understanding correctly that when I go back to Immigration next week, I need a NEW TM7 and a NEW recent bank statement? If yes, then what else do I need to have with me given that they already have what I listed above in my packet. My 800,000 has not dipped below that amount since my last visit.
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TLDR : Answer Summary
To obtain a one-year extension for your O Visa in Bangkok, you must bring all necessary documents each time, as previous submissions are not referenced. You will need to provide a new TM7 form and an up-to-date bank statement (must be within 7 days old). Additionally, consult with the CW office for the latest requirements specific to your situation.
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They don't have anything already in their possession. You have to provide everything, every time you apply. There's no referencing of documents you previously provided.
Thanks for the info. When I was at the office for my initial 90 day they asked I go downstairs to get my K-bank book stamped for that day so it sounds like this is a case-by-case issue. I'll find out.
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