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I'm using a credit union account I've had for years when I apply for a 90-day Non-O. I was planning to ditch the CU for Schwab after I get approved and have all my money there when I arrive in BKK.. Is there any reason I might need access to the CU account when applying for the first one year extension? EDIT: this thread seems to have turned into banking advice
I'm going to the immigration office in Bangkok tomorrow to extend my stay for 30 days. Does anyone know what I should prepare? Are there any forms I can prefill, and what kind of documents should I ask the hotel to prepare for me? Anyone with previous experience, please share, as this is my first time going to the immigration office in Bangkok.
Does the address registered with TDAC need to match the address provided for my 30-day extension? The immigration office requires the house master to complete a notification of residence form for foreign nationals, but I have recently moved to a relative's house.
Marriage Visa: Is it required that the 400K Baht needs to be sent from a foreign bank, and do you need a certificate from bank that the money has been transferred from a foreign account?
How long do I need to wait before I can spend this 400K Baht "after" I've already got the 1 year extension?
Why do people do Boarder Runs ? Why not extend at immigration offices ? In Hua Hin it takes all day to do and obviously costs money with an agent so why not just spend 1500 baht and get it done locally. Am I missing something 🤷♂️
I want to apply for 30 day extension beyond my first 60 days here. I need to have my next host file a TM30 for me so I can get my extension approved by immigration office.
However, if the host does not file it for me, can I just bring proof of domicile (receipt with info) to the immigration office or does the host actually have to tile the form online for them to see it and approve me when I come in?
Just a heads up for people with children who are applying for an extension...my husband and I just got our extensions yesterday but we brought our baby with us. The officials tell you that you do in fact need to extend for everyone, including babies. I'm assuming from what I've read on here, that it is technically required, although many people just don't do it because there is no fine up until about 14 years old. We didn't do it for our baby but may go back and do it, if it will cause problems down the line. Is it truly OK not to get baby an extension and then come back next year? If anyone is attempting this, I suggest not bringing the baby or child with you.
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