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I have a DTV. Been here for years and done many 90 day reports online. This is my first time with the DTV. Do I still need to go to immigration in person even though I already have done online reporting before? (Seeing this would be the first time with a DTV)
If you're on a non-immigrant 1 year visa (retirement) with multiple entries.
Q. How long can you exit Thailand for?
Q. If for example, you had to return to your home country (Australia) for family reasons for a while (6 months), providing you fly back to Thailand for your 90-day reporting is this, OK?
Q. In example above does this change if you need to do your I year application again during this period?
Hi everyone. I have read the posts and I’m writing this just to confirm I understand. I’m here on the DTV visa. I plan on going out of the country every 90 days (slightly before my 90days). If I do this continuously will I ever have to report for the 90 day in person reporting?
Ok. So as you all know immigration offices are closed until Thursday 17th. For many offices they will be absolutely chaotic on Thursday. If you can avoid going to immigration on that day then please do so.
If your entry stamp or extension finishes between now and then, then go on the 17th and be prepared to wait for a long time. You won’t be fined because of closure but will get an overstay stamp.
Friday will probably be crazy too because of the fallout of the 5 day closure.
Going to immigration early is usually a good idea for most extensions but this week if you really don’t need to go then just don’t.
If your extension or entry stamp is after the 20th then just do everyone a favour and avoid immigration.
I have no idea on the policies for all the immigration offices, but you may well find that some will turn you away if you don’t need immediate services.
Guys I am 55 living in the uk my wife is Thai also living here in uk we have a house in Isaan and looking to retire and move to Thailand in a couple of years best and easiest visa to go for and do I apply for it in the uk ?