As I’m home on my first 90 visa ( based on marriage). My local immigration office said I can extend for a year after the first 60 days. So my question is when would my 90 day check ins start from is it 90 days on entry to Thailand or 90 days from the start of my first year extension?

If I have an Education Visa and I want to do the DTV Visa how is That working? Can I request the dtv visa 1 day after my education Visa expires? Does anyone knows how that works?

I had non o visa for 1 year. In the meantime I took medical treatment in Thailand. I have done two time extensions on medical purpose. Now my husband got his work permit and we want to change my visa to non B dependent visa. Now what’s the process need to do and how much cost it will take to do all procedures. Thanks 🙏

Will we need to fill out the digital arrival card if we plan to arrive on the DTV after May 1st.

I have just received my Non-Immigrant 0 visa. I filled out the application form, and told the embassy my date of travel 01/06/2025 that then gives me 3 months, they have issued the E-VISA from 18/04/2025 until 16/07/2025, can I get it changed or should I go to immigration and explain when I arrive, and Brandon what are the complications.

Do I need the Tm30 report for my 90 days dtv extention? If yes where will I get it ?

hello

My grandson in pattaya His Muay Thai training camp gave him a 6-month registration certificate to give to immigration. To get the 6 months visa, they tell him to go abroad (Vietnam, Burma, Laos)

Can you tell me what is best for him and how to go there at the lowest cost (from Pattaya) and what price for the visa

Thanks for your answers

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Bonjour

Mon petit-fils est à Pattaya. Son camp d'entraînement muay thai lui a donné un justificatif d'inscription pour 6 mois à donner à l'immigration. Pour avoir le visa de 6 mois, on lui dit d'aller à l'étranger (Vietnam, Birmanie, Laos)

Pouvez-vous me dire ce qui est mieux pour lui et comment y aller à moindre coût (à partir de Pattaya) et quel prix pour le visa

Merci pour vos réponses

Update 10/04/2025 opening a bank account

Recap

Yesterday I went to Bangkok Bank with my Passport, Ninety Day Non O Visa, issued in the UK,UK driving licence, Stamped TM30 and Immigration Letter addressed to Bangkok Bank and was refused an account.

Today after returning to immigration and collecting a new letter addressed to KrungThai bank and having the same documents, I managed to open an account. I did approach the bank first to make sure that they would accept them.

Costings As Follows:

£60 for 90 day Non O issued in the UK

500 baht for immigration letter

500 baht for one years fees on bank account

40 baht on coffees

Time taken in total

Approximately 4 hours over two days

The problem is, is that what has happened to me may not happen to the next person, as you learn quite quickly that processes are very rarely followed in Thailand and the outcome can be very much dependant on who you speak to and on which day.

As I’ve said in my earlier posts, I have only wanted to give my experience and highlight the pitfalls of trying to do things by yourself in Thailand and I hope that my posts help people, rather than encourage ridicule and negativity.

Good afternoon,

I have to cancel my retiree visa at immigration 1 in Bangkok. Should I take an appointment or just walk in to do it ?

Thks in advance for advice

I'm currently in Koh Lanta and am trying to open a bank account with a Workcation DTV and all banks refused. Any advice?