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What steps should I take to stay in Thailand for more than 3 months on a visa?

Non-Immigrant Visa Visa Extension Thailand Visa Regulations Long-Term Stay Visa Types Tax Requirements for Expats

Dec 19, 2017

8 years ago

Ae **********

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Hello again,

Hello again,ing to stay in Thailand for more than 3 months, what should i do now? Now I see some types of visa which is Non-Immigrant visa for 90 days and can extension more. But i am worried that do i need to give any tax or fee more than visa fee. Thanks

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TLDR : Answer Summary

To stay in Thailand for more than 3 months, you should consider applying for a Non-Immigrant visa, which allows an initial stay of 90 days that can potentially be extended. Qualifying for this visa should be based on work, marriage, retirement, or other specific conditions. Additionally, ensure to check if there are any tax fees involved beyond the visa fee.

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Tod *********

You would need to go get a tourist visa from a thai consulate in another country. That would get you stamped in for 60 days..

As far as a Non-Immigrant visa you would have to qualify for one, based on work, marriage, being over 50, raising children, etc.

8 years ago

Ae **********

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Thanks Steve I will try it thanks again

8 years ago

Steve *******

Ae San Dar. If you have the docs the embassy/consulate require then it shouldnt be a problem

8 years ago

Ae **********

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Thanks

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Greir and Tod Daniels

I got invitation letter from Thailand school and i also plan to do some doc from my school too

Will it work?

8 years ago

Steve *******

Ae San Dar. You will need documentation from the school/organization where you are going to work/volunteer then you can apply for a non imm B or O visa and work permit. As far as I know applying for the visa has nothing to do with taxes.

8 years ago

Ae **********

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To be honest, i am going to volunteer in Thai school to teach English. And our country has consulate or Thai embassy but we are afraid to mention that we are teacher coz of taxs.

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Tod *********

What is the country your passport comes from?

8 years ago

Ae **********

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Myanmar ( Burma )

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