What should I do if my visa application is approved while I'm on a visa on arrival in Thailand?

@David *******

I'm sure everyone has different reasons .

I didn't want to be trapped with another year lease back home . On top of I had a deadline on flying . I'm 8 months pregnant I'm 35 weeks now been here almost 2 weeks . I didn't want my baby born in the states and then moved to another country . On top of a newborn on a long flight oowee .

We just made sure we had enough money that if we needed to stay where we applied for the visa we would be okay .

So we can stay here 60 days . Then extend 30 more . I'm due February 5th or sooner . So in-between these visa exempt days . We are looking for places already have a few were looking at next week ( working with a dude that does alot of YouTube videos out here and he has some people who are helping us look at places .) on top of they help with DTV not sure how yet but it was mentioned . Once baby is born we get birth certificate and passport for her . Then file under the DTV spouse and dependents .

Even when we came through immigration we told them were having our baby in Bangkok and looking for an home . Once we get established were getting dtv . They stamped all our passports . And didn't even ask for our plane ticket out of Thailand even tho we bought them .

Anonymous participant 596 yeah I’m here now waiting patiently

@Sean ******

Please share with us the story where it happened. Because it is always the same 2-3 people that say exactly the same about that. It is very complicated for the immigration to see if you applied for a visa and come back on visa exemption. A wise officer might spot you were in the country at the time the visa was issue but there is no explicit law that forbid you to come while you are waiting the visa...The general rule is : You must apply for a visa from outside Thailand. That's it.