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I got my non o visa based on marriage on the thai e-visa website via London UK.
I’m so very happy about this and also grateful from all the feedback I have had from you all to help me.
Thank you to you all.
My visa says it’s valid from July 13th to October 10th 2025.
And it’s got me thinking.
I planned to return on September 25th 2025 at the end of my season for several months.
However I thinking of a quick trip earlier as I’ve mentioned in my previous posts I work in the tourism industry which is very slow in the UK with sales down this year.
Hence I have no work from July 30th to August 17th 2025.
And I have already booked flights to return at the end of the season to enter Thailand on September 25th 2025 to stay for 6-7 months.
Can I do the following as I don’t want to wait in London without work for 17 days from July 31st to mid August & I’d rather be with my wife.
Fly to Thailand entering on July 31st 2025 for 2 weeks of August.
Apply for my visa extension in those first 2 weeks of August.
Then fly back to the UK to work with a reentry permit.
And return to Thailand entering on September 25th 2025 for my long stay.
When do I have to season the 400,000baht in a thai bank account?
(I already have an SCB bank account now)
Is it on the day I plan to I arrive back August 31st?
Or should it be before that in my case?
Also an extra question after I arrive back on September 25th 2025 can I use another re-entry permit to visit my mother who has been unwell in Australia in mid October as it is her and my birthday then?
Hi to one and all, I shall try to briefly explain my situation. I am totally blind and I’m travelling to Bangkok on the eighth and arriving in Bangkok on the ninth from Manchester and changing at Amsterdam on the way . The issue that I’m having is that the website is not very accessible I’ve tried using a mobile phone and laptop because I use a screen reader which allows me to know what is on the screen however, the drop-down menus are not being displayed or spoken and when I have to search for certain things such as the different categories that are listed it doesn’t let me activate anything. so to give you a scenario, if I’m trying to choose my preferred accommodation to where I will stay I can jump into the search box but then it won’t actually find the results.  What is people’s suggestions? Should I just arrive at the airport and see if the airline can help me with it or just hope the best. I do understand that I have to fill this form in online 72 hours before I leave.  Thanks a lot 
Anyone else had trouble obtaining a letter of residence (residence certificate) at Bangkok immigration recently? -
I took all the requested documents to apply for a letter of residence. The officer took a long time looking over all the documents and noticed there was a single character typo on the rental agreement address. Informed me to amend and re-sign the rental contract with the landlord (fair enough). Then asked me to pay 400 baht (the official website says ‘no fees’ so I was confused but agreed).
After the amended rental agreement was completed and a new TM.30 submitted online by the landlord they are now asking me for more documents -
◦ House registration
◦ Owner Passport page
◦ Condo title deed (front and back)
◦ The owner signs and certifies that all pages are copies of the correctness.
Is this all normal just for a letter of residence? Or did the rules change very recently? It took me weeks just to get the TM30 from the landlord so feel like I got no chance getting all that from them 🥹.
The landlord is a foreigner (condo) if that makes a difference?
Had a fantastic visit to Jomtien immigration office last Monday for 90 day report. I had pre-filled the T47. In and out in less than 50 minutes, including photo copying. Well done to immigration for a speedy and efficient visit. Thanks