I have a question about the extension of my DTV visa.
In my passport I have my visa stamped until April 1, the 90 days report says it expires on March 26 and I am moving on March 21 into my new apartment that I have rented.
I have asked the landlord about the TM30 and it may take 1 week after I signed the contract on March 20.
So I will most likely have it before the 26th. I also know that I have up to 7 days from the 26th for the 90 day report.
My questions are:
1. Should I wait until I have all the paperwork (contract and tm30 of the apartment) and do the DTV extension before April 1?
2. Or do I report the 90 days previously with the current hotel tm30 and then do the extension? (I asked this because I know I can do it 15 days prior).
3. And if I just do the extension, the 90 days report would not be necessary, right?
Thanks for any advice what best to do π
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The user is inquiring about the procedures for extending their DTV visa in Thailand, focusing on the timing of the 90 day report and the necessary paperwork (TM30). They seek advice on whether to complete the extension before April 1 along with all documentation, or to report their 90 days with the current TM30 before seeking an extension. Commenters suggest that filing the 90 day report with the current TM30 is advisable and clarify that the extension requires this report unless they choose to exit the country to obtain a new entry stamp.
Just bounce now no 90 day due and a new 180 day stamp Iβm hearing itβs really tough to extend in country
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Chances are you aren't going to get an extension without filing another 90 day report if it's due right around expiration date of your current stamp
You can do it from 2 weeks before to 1 week after in person, so with one due March 26th you could have filed a 90 day report since Wednesday the 12th π )
You can do the 90 day report with the current hotel TM30 you have now, no issue at all, THEN when you go for the extension you'll have the new TM30 from the new place along with the required documentation
The only reason you wouldn't have to do a 90 day report is because you bounced out / back to get a new 180 day entry stamp rather than get the extension. You go for the extension you will need a 90 day report receipt
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