Being dragged of to immigration right now. They said I haven’t provided proof of residency within 24h after arrival to Thailand. Even though I did at airport and at the hotel I stayed in initially and paid for it at both places. Now they say I must pay a fine of 2000-10000b .

Is this correct? Please advise

Hey, I am wondering if anyone can help, as I am struggling to get a straight forward answer online.

On the 2nd Novemeber we are flying to Bangkok & hoping to stay between 60-90 days.

We hold a UK passport & are currently in Bali but will be flying into Bangkok from Perth.

When we are trying to apply for our E-visas with a UK address it says we need to visit the embassy in London, we are unable to get anywhere with the application when stating we are in Bali & then it is saying we need to get an appointment at the Thai Embassy in Sydney when we say we are coming from Australia..

I have also seen online that UK passport holders can enter Thailand with an "automatic 30 day visa" & can then extend the visa at any embassy in Thailand after.

If that is correct, are we able to get the 30 day visa on arrival when we land as we have a UK passport, or is this option not available to us as we are coming from Australia?

Thanks in advance!

USA Non-O extention... If I go to BKK IM 2 weeks before the due date. Will my renewal be dated that day or will they date it the day it is due to renew?

Hi all, I‘ll be extending my 90-day Non-O visa and my child’s 90-day Non-Ed visas to 1 year visas soon and the school says we will need a receipt of notification of address (photo below). What is the best way to go about getting this? Thank you for any help or guidance!

Is it possible to book an appointment at immigration online for extending your stay with visa-exemption?

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If so, which of the branches and group of service should you use? (The options you see once you click the "Queue Online" link)

Hello All, I have a Non O - retirement based visa for 1 year that will expire January 2025, after that do I have to re apply and go trough the whole application process again or is it just a simpler "renew"? I have to leave on Apr 12 so I won't be doing the 90 day report due on Apr 19 as shown in the picture, but my question is actually about the 1 year validity of the Non O visa

Thank you .

Canadian passport, retired over 50,currently in Thailand. I want to get a long term visa, just checked the Thai embassy website in Ottawa and it looks like they have eliminated everything except for the non immigrant O-A or arriving visa exempt for short stays. The O-A has to be applied for in Canada so I would have to fly back to complete it.

Are there any other options available to me?

Just letting people know who are extending another 30 days on their 60 day e visa in jomtien you will have to pick your passport the next day, there is a lot of unhappy people going back to what is already chaos with the traffic now there is more be prepared if you need to have your passport to travel or hotels changing money etc

ATTENTION ALL MEMBERS:

ALL Immigration offices in thailand will be closed on Monday the 26th of February.

Borders are open like normal

Remember IF you have a stamp that expires a day the immigration office is closed (weekends or holidays) and you go the very next day they're open you can get your extension like normal, you will not be charged the overstay fine but you will get an overstay stamp in your passport that says "Overstay xxx days fine waived due to closure"

I vent to Laem Ngob immigration office today,..issue : 30 days extension of METV,…

It was smooth as silk,…extremely helpful and kind office people,…in and out in 50 minutes.

They actually did all my photocopying for free,..I didn’t even have to ask.

Very good experience.