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Apr 27, 2026
4 days ago
โร **************
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Hello, somebody could explain me the procedure for applying for the 5-year Privilege Card? Is the payment made after submitting the documentation on the Thai eVisa website, or at the time of submission?” Thanks in advance for your réponses.
2 comments
Apr 7, 2026
24 days ago
Rick ************
ORIGINAL POSTER
Residence certificate at Chon Buri Immigration. Is it issued same day or collect another day?
4 comments
Mar 20, 2026
a month ago
I am changing new passport tomorrow. My old passport has DTV stamp with 6 months period of date. This stamp is important and I need that stamp in my new passport. That means transfer arrival stamp.

Question: Which Immigration office can be done, re-stamp in my new passport?

Don’t tell me, to do when I re-enter Thailand and bring old passport. I already know in this group.
6 comments
Mar 14, 2026
2 months ago
Arild ********
ORIGINAL POSTER
I just got my non o visa. Do I have to go to immigration or o do they fix it through the immigration line at the airport? It’s a e visa I have to print out and show them. TIA
2 comments
Feb 17, 2026
2 months ago
TurquoiseS**********
ORIGINAL POSTER
Hey guys, just passed through DMK immigration and the officer decided to get a little creative. Instead of stamping page 20 which got my departure stamp from Malaysia, he flipped back and put today’s entry stamp right in the middle of page 10.

Has anyone else had their stamps jump around like this? Do the officers at the 90-day reporting or extensions mind if the pages aren't in order?
35 comments
Feb 16, 2026
3 months ago
Chris **********
ORIGINAL POSTER
Funny entry story

Coming home from Hanoi on Saturday I handed over my passport and folded A4 printed DTV. Usually I have it printed passport size, but my printer wasn't playing ball.

The IO asked "Why so big?" as she smiled looking me dead in the eyes. That set me off because of my kid brain, which in turn set her off 😂

Next time I'm printing it A3
4 comments
Feb 8, 2026
3 months ago
Yulin ******
ORIGINAL POSTER
Hello, I'd like to ask about the fees and procedures for student visas, caregiver visas, and DTV (Dual Television Service). Is the DTV card listed on the bank statement?
4 comments
Feb 8, 2026
3 months ago
Eric ********
ORIGINAL POSTER
Soon I will be applying for the 90-Day Visa from the US, then when in Thailand extending the Visa to 12 months. Is there a website that shows definitively the steps to do so. and what documentation is required by the immigration department in Thailand?
31 comments
Feb 3, 2026
3 months ago
Petrov ********
ORIGINAL POSTER
Hi everyone,

could someone please share up-to-date information on how to get to the Re-Entry Permit counter at Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK)?

I’ve done a re-entry permit before at Don Mueang Airport, but at that time I was on a tourist visa.

Now I’m on a 90-day Non-Immigrant O visa, so I’d like to double-check the current procedure.

👉 I’m mainly looking for:

• Where exactly the counter is at BKK (before or after immigration, which floor, etc.)

• What documents are currently required, such as:

• TM.8 form

• passport

• copies of passport / visa / entry stamp

Previously at Don Mueang I brought TM.8 + my passport. I had copies prepared, but they didn’t actually ask for them.

Is it still the same at BKK, or do they now require copies?

I’d really appreciate it if someone who has recently done this at BKK could share their experience 🙏

Thanks in advance!
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