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Oct 4, 2024
11 days ago
I want to apply for DTV next week at Kuala Lumpur. Their website has a list of 5 documents required for the soft power-related activities, but the Checklist_DTV.pdf at the bottom of the same page has 8, the extra ones are rental agreement and payslips/income proof.

Do you know what they actually ask for?
Sep 30, 2024
15 days ago
James *********
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Hi Everyone

This is the documents I have

Please advise if I need anything else, would be greatly appreciated

: Bank statement over 500k baht

: Muay Thai Certificate showing payment and certified Muay Thai venue that does DTV

: long term residence in Thailand

: Uk and NZ passport

: Proof of income and multiple business documents

: Health Insurance

Is there anything else I should take as I’m going on the last day in Cambodia PP office.

Any suggestions would be great

Thanks 🙏
Jun 13, 2024
4 months ago
Naj *************
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Hey everyone. What prepared documents are necessary, to get the proof of residency from the immigration office in Bangkok Lak Si , for the DLT and what department at the immigration will be the right one?
May 14, 2024
5 months ago
Steve *********
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Quick report on applying for a non O ( marriage) visa for the first time at the RTC Penang today. We arrived around 8-30am and there were around 20 people queuing outside. Doors opened at 9am and everyone moved to the outside document checking area. I handed over the completed checklist from the website ( attached. Note that it needs to be signed at the bottom) with all copies attached to it. After the staff completed checking documents I moved to inside the building where was given a queue number. I paid the fee RM320. Note I used the application form from the website. No original documents were checked. They had no questions for me or comments and at 9-15am I left with receipt in my hand and advised to collect my passport and visa on Thursday 3pm. Went like clockwork. The only document copy that I handed over that isn’t mentioned on the checklist was a copy of my passport page with the Malaysia entry stamp on it. Note when traveling to Malaysia now you have to complete an MDAC ( Malaysia Digital Arrival Card) online before arrival and print out a copy to hand to the IO.
Mar 25, 2024
7 months ago
Chris *****
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HOW I DID MY THAI DRIVER’S LICENSE.

I went to the DLT (Dept of Land Transport) at Bangkok, Chatuchak today. Started at 8AM and got my Thai license by 3PM. Parked my car nearby outside DLT. Clinic nearby car park too and opens 7AM.

✅A quick medical check then a short walk to DLT building #4, on 1st floor inside turn right to Foreigner section, took a queue number to verify my documents. Documents passed to me and staff told me to go 2nd floor at 11am. We went behind building #4 where there’s a nice canteen for breakfast and lunch only.

✅Breakfast done, we went to 2nd floor, took a queue number and submitted my documents. Next documents passed to me and told to go 3rd floor for “physical fitness tests”.

✅At 3rd floor, go to counter, submit documents and take queue number. When they are ready, go for 4 simple tests. Colour blindness test. Depth perception test. Reflex test. Peripheral vision test.

✅Once done, go to 4th floor to wait for training video 1hr. My time slot was 1PM. Video in English.

✅After video, took back documents and went to 2nd floor to get queue number. This is the part you pay B$205 (CASH), photo taken and you get your Thai license on the spot 🥳 Happy as a bird 🦅

Documents:

-Passport copy + original.

-Visa copy.

-Your country driver’s license copy + original.

-Resident Certificate original.

-Medical fitness certificate (Valid up to 1 month). B$150 at clinic outside DLT.
Jan 16, 2024
9 months ago
Jeff ******
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* Chiang Mai Immigration Non-O (over 50) application report *

I read a useful post ([members only]/) in this group and thought I would add my own report as well. I arrived on 14-01-2024 (two days ago) on a 30-day visa exempt entry and went to Chiang Mai immigration at the airport today to apply for an in-country Non-O based on being over 50 ("retirement visa").

After all was settled, I was told to come back on Feb 6 (I guess that works out to 15 working days from today) but the lady did mention that it might not actually be ready then and I might need to come back the next day instead. Not sure what that's all about but it's no big deal either way for me. I was told to go to counter 3 between 13:00 and 16:00 on that date and there was no need to get a queue.

Here are a few potentially useful details.

(1) I mostly knew what documents I needed thanks to that post I referenced so my first order of business was to go the bank to get the account statement and get my bankbook updated. I asked for two copies but was told each copy is 100 THB and I wasn't sure that I needed two original copies so I just had one original made plus a photocopy, which seemed to be just fine in the end.

(2) My bank didn't open until 10:00 so I guess it isn't possible to get an early start if you are so inclined unless it's possible to get your passbook updated via ATM (maybe someone who knows can comment on that). If that is possible, I guess you could go 1-6 days early for the bank statement and then hit an ATM in the morning to update your passbook and get to immigration early.

(3) After the bank I went to a copy shop to print out copies of my TM30 and make copies of my passport data page and visa/entry page. I should have made copies of the bankbook but forgot so I had to do that at immigration (they have a copy center there which is 2 THB per copy; you can also get photos made there if needed). A volunteer told me I only needed copies of my first and last bankbook page and that passed muster with the official document check people as well, but after I officially submitted everything to the processing counter they asked me to go make copies of the missing pages as well.

(3.5) You generally need to sign your name to every page you end up copying/printing (TM30, bankbook, passport pages) so don't forget to do that. You also need to add your phone number under your signature on the main visa application (there is no field requesting it though).

(4) Speaking of volunteers and document checks... when you first arrive you pass a small booth, tell the attendant what you are there for and you receive a queue number. Then you go to an outdoor (but shaded) area to fill out and organize all your documents. There are a few volunteers on duty there to help you out and it's a wise idea to show one of them all your documents after you finish to make sure you have everything in order. They helped me catch a few things I missed. Once cleared with a volunteer, you wait for your queue number to be called. You then go to the relevant counter and an official immigration employee will check that everything is in order and give you a new queue number. You then go into the main building to counter 7 to submit your documents.

(5) I had zero wait inside the main building to submit my documents. Then, as I mentioned, I had to make some extra copies and then given my instructions to come back on Feb 6. I think that all took 15-20 minutes. The longer wait was for document organization/check, especially as I arrived around 10:45 and they take their lunch break from noon (?) until 13:00. It actually wasn't bad though as I just walked the short distance to Central Airport and got some lunch and walked around. When I got back around 13:00 I had to wait about an hour before my queue number was called so I guess in all I waited about 3 hours from arrival to the point of submitting my documents and then another 15-20 minutes, so probably 3.5 hours in total.

(6) After submitting my documents inside the main building, I was asked to state what my occupation was prior to retirement. I was also asked to provide a Thai person's name and phone number as a reference. I hadn't read about this before (and nobody in the document control area asked me to do that either) so I don't know if everyone gets asked that or only some people. That can actually be a bit tricky as I almost exclusively communicate with my Thai friends via Line. Luckily I knew the phone number of one friend and used it.

(7) I am attaching a photo I took of the Non-O requirements posted on the wall. The post I reference also attached a similar photo but it wasn't the same (his looks like a photo of a paper whereas mine is of a sign hanging on the wall). The main difference is that the prior poster's information does not say you need a copy of a house or rental agreement whereas the one I saw posted does. For the record, I did NOT need to submit that so I guess the original poster's attachment is more accurate.

Finally, as the admins here often point out, different offices have different requirements so this report should only be considered applicable to Chiang Mai.
Sep 21, 2023
a year ago
Bobby ****
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Applied for one-year extension based on Thai wife today in Chiang Rai at the new office inside of Central. Just wanted to share the requirements. 2x everything.

- [x] application

- [x] visa photo

- [x] passport

- [x] TM 30 receipt

- [x] 90-day report

- [x] All pages in passport

- [x] marriage certificate

- [x] KR 2

- [x] wife ID

- [x] wife house book

- [x] children birth certificate

- [x] children house book

- [x] children Thai ID (if over 7 years)

- [x] bank letter

- [x] bank book front

- [x] bank book pages

- [x] bank statement >>> I did 2 month method

- [x] hand drawn map to house

- [x] rental contract

- [x] house owner ID

- [x] house owner house book

- [x] photo outside house number

- [x] photo outside house

- [x] photo inside house

- [x] photo inside bedroom

- [x] 1900 baht

Under consideration stamp received. Hope this can help somebody. They were friendly and helpful.
May 15, 2022
2 years ago
Thinzar *************
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I plan to go from Vietnam to Thailand and will apply 2 months Thai visit visa. Which documents do I need? I am holding Myanmar Passport.
Feb 2, 2022
3 years ago
Mike **********
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Had been here for several years on Non Imm- O based on retirement, changed last year to based on marriage. What docs are required for my annual extension?

Kalasin
Nov 25, 2021
3 years ago
Abigail ********
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Hi,

I’m confused about what it is i need to enter Thailand. Can someone please list out what documents are needed please?

Also, is it possible to stay in Thailand for 6 months, and if so which visa is this?

Can anyone recommend a company who can help with visa and visa extensions?

Thanks
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