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Upon leaving BKK recently on a non O visa with a re-entry stamp. I was directed away from the e gates to an immigration officer by staff, after showing her the stamp.
Although I intended to go that route anyway, I have no idea if it makes any difference just wanted to share it.
I'm moving to Thailand from the U.S.; my wife is a dual citizen Thai/U.S. I previousy lived in Thailand for 3 years.
Question please: I'm retired from the U.S. government and have health insurance that covers me anywhere with no limits, but it does take some time to arrange payment.
In cae I am injured or sick and in the ER or in hosptial in Thailand, I assume that I should also have Thai medical insurance immediately available.
SInce I have my U.S. insurance, any suggestions on insurance companies in Thailand to speak with? I assume that my insurance cost will be greatly reduced(?), as ultimately my U.S. insurance will cover all costs.
Hi, I have been issued my marriage visa extension on the 30 October for 11 months as I had a 30 extension given to me before they gave me my extension. Do I do my first 90 day report, 90 days from the end of my evisa or from the start of the 11 months extension ? Thankyou but they didn't leave any paper in my passport to tell me.
has anyone been able to obtain a retirement visa using 400,000 baht saving and an annual income of 650,000? my embassy will not confirm my income, my bank account will prove i have had the income for several years
i don't have another 400,00 to achieve the magical 800,000
thanks i advance for serious replies, nothing nice to say don't bother. i want to do it legally
hi I want to know if my local immi has made a mistake. I arrived in the beginning of June last year on a non-o based on marriage. August 1 I applied for an extension of stay . I was told to come back and got the under consideration stamp and I should come again October 1 (yeah 2 months later!) That extension expired September 1. This is a 1 year extension valid for 11 months. Is this because the under consideration was so long - 2 months - or is it a mistake?
I'm seeing to apply for non O in your own Country. I'm seeing apply online. You can set the location of your lap top to anywhere? So why pay for a trip to your native country.