I find this category strange and have not been able to get any clarity on it. It seems separate from the STV. Basically it looks like just a normal 60 day tourist visa which would be extendable for 30 days. Anyone have any ideas on this?
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The post discusses confusion regarding a 60-day tourist visa in Thailand and its comparison to the Special Tourist Visa (STV). It mentions that the 60-day visa can be extended for an additional 30 days, potentially requiring proof of 500,000 baht in a bank account if extended. There are suggestions that for some visitors, the STV may be a better option due to its longer duration and lower banking requirements, with varying opinions on the necessity of bank deposits for the STV. The conversation reflects a mix of experiences and viewpoints regarding current visa rules and processes.
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Si puo rinnovare fino a 270 giorni e in totale costerebbe 6000 bath 2000 x ogni 90 giorni. Soluzione migliore.
Domenico *********
If someone asks for 60 days visa thinking to extend another 30 days, is better ask an STV valid for a minimum stay of 3 months. Pay only 2000 baht and don't need bank deposit
Theres a fee to the Longstay Thailand Company, 10 000 bath to get the STV.
Domenico *********
Yes, not enough we must to pay..... even the Agency need its ๐ฐ....
Foreigner = Lemon
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JJ ********
are you sure we don t need bank deposit pour visa STV ?
Domenico *********
Until now I have never read about bank deposit for the new STV. Only retirement visa need.
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Hans *********
Tourists seeking to visit Thailand for both short and long terms may also enter. Foreigners wanting to stay for 60 days may seek a 30-day extension, but like the businessmen group, they must have copies of bank statements showing deposits over the past six months of not less than 500,000 baht, or the equivalent. / Bangkok Post 2 days ago.....
we have the same question, my partner is currently stuck in Russia, he has Non Imm - OA visa. He's trying to find ways to get back to our home here in Thailand.
Thank you, his company sent email to Thai Embassy in Moscow inquiring the process of returning to Thailand, hopefully they will allow him and grant him COE.
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Stuart *********
I believe the caption should read โat least 60 daysโ. Itโs the STV. Edited. Oh read the other side of the info graphic which says STV. I see why your confused now.
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