Hi is it possible to apply for a one year extension for an Non O A retirement visa in an immigration office other than the one where you have your residence

Hi all I'm currently in Thailand on a non O visa based on marriage. My visa expires mid September I need to leave Thailand on Monday for a short work trip for 3 days. Do you recommend a re entry permit or could I enter as a tourist stamped in on arrival. Thank you

I've been in Thailand for many years with an Extension based on retirement of an original Non-Immigrant O visa. I also have a ME Reentry Permit. I just returned to Thailand with a new soft power DTV. The IO wanted to admit me under the old extension but I explained that I wanted to enter under the new DTV so that my wife could apply for a spousal DTV. After a few minutes and a short discussion with another IO, he stamped me in for 6 months. The entry stamp says "DTV" hand written on it.

My question is -- am I required to go to Immigration to cancel the extension of the original Non-O visa? Or can I just let it expire on its own? I do plan on leaving and re-entering Thailand at least one more time before the extension expires. I'd like to avoid the half day at Immigration if possible.

hi guys, I did my first 90 day report in person where I showed my TM30 from the place I was living at then. I moved shortly after that to another place and had my visa extension done where I submitted TM30 from the new place. I'll be doing the online 90 day report tomorrow as its 15 days before my due date (5 Sep) but don't have another copy of the new TM30 since they took it for the visa extension. Can i still use the TM30 from my old place since that was the one I submitted for my in-person report? Do I need to go in person if submitting the new TM30? Kindly help please, thank you

Hello!

I applied for a DTV VISA but I got a TR VISA for 6 months. I don't know why?

Is there someone like me?

And do I need to leave after 2 months or can extend in Thailand ?

AIA Health Happy and O-A visa extension.

Hi, I'm gonna extend by second time my O-A visa. For the first 2 years I got AXA Easy Care but it has a very high deductible what make it basicly useful only for visa purposes.

I want to get a better health insurance and AIA matches feels quite interesting.

However they don't have a plan designed for O-A as AXA has.

If I'm not wrong insurance requirements are 400k for inpatient and 40k for outpatient.

AIA offers 25M coverage but about outpatient it says "2k per visit up to 30 times a year". I wonder if this is accepted by immigration.

Anybody else with similar case?

Just to let others know if you didn't already know, ref you Retirement visa stamp or other stamps and the 90 day report.

I got my retirement visa stamped in my passport dated 2nd July 25 ok. Put the small bit of paper they give you to tell you your next 90 day report was dated 19th May 25. Now this confused me as I thought the stamp in my passport was the time the 90 days would start from (Wrong) it's the small bit of paper that was dated 29th May that the 90 days works on. They told me you need to go by this date and not your visa stamp. So as you can see my next online report now is the 16th Nov.

Hope this helps anyone out as it was a bit confusing for me.

*update* My bank has opened the account for me and I can freely transfer the funds in and out online. I will transfer the funds once Ive entered Thailand in a few days. Thank you for everyone's input.

Hello fellow DTV holders,

I am a Canadian currently in Canada visiting back home. My bank has informed me that I can place my funds in a high interest savings account where I can get a 4 or 5% interest rate. This account will be accessible online and I can transfer funds immediately to my regular checking and saving accounts in the event I need the funds right away. However I do not have access to this account with my debit card.

Question, if I transfer my funds to the high interest savings account will Thai immigration accept this like my regular account in the event I am asked to show proof of funds?

For obvious reasons getting a 4-5% rate on my 500,000 baht equivalent would be preferable but what I want is not what Thai immigration wants and fairly so.

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

TIA 🙏

Hi, I would like to extend my METV (tourist visa) for 30 days. But I'm having trouble finding infos on where to go : is it still at the mall IT Square Laski ? Or should I go the immigration Division 1 office in Chaeng Watthana ?

Thank you very much for help 🙏🏼

My 6 month multiple visit visa runs out in October so what do I have to do to renew it as I visit Thailand and Laos regularly

Any help would be greatly appreciated thanks