October holidays for immigration offices.

Please be aware that

Monday October 14th and

Wednesday October 23rd

are public holidays and all immigration offices will be closed.

Airports or land borders are not affected by these closures.

If you have a stamp that expires on one of these dates then either apply early for an extension or go the next open day. For the latter you’d get a small stamp in Thai saying “overstay, fine waived due to closure”.

Due to a planned power outage tomorrow 30th April Phuket Town immigration will be operating limited services. If you can avoid going tomorrow please do so.

Patong or Blue Tree offices are not affected.

I have a visa for 60 days. Can it be extended to 30 more days at all immigration offices in Thailand?

Hi i would like to apply for a retirement O visa. I am arriving on a tourist visa in a few weeks. I believe i can use an agent or can i do it myself applying for a retirement O visa when i am in thailand. I have the money required in thailand. What else would i need. I will be staying at a friends place. I am South African and will be staying in Koh Phangan can i arrange this from the island or do i have to travel to Phuket or Bangkok to do this. I have travel insurance for the whole year through AiG will that be good enough.Any advice will be appreciated thanks.

Are the Immigration offices open on December 4 and December 5? Thanks!

Hi, if someone comes in with a 2 month tourist visa from the Philippines, gets stamped in at Suvarnabhumi airport but then goes to Chonburi province, at the end of the 2 months, when ready to ask for an extension for another 30 days, can we go to Chonburi immigration? Or do we need to go to the Bangkok branch?

For families that need to do their 90 day report, do children & their spouse need to go to immigration or can one person go, and do the report for everyone?

Discovered something enlightening today at Jomtien immigration. I was helping a friend apply for a Non-O visa. He deposited 800k in his thai bank account on March 17th, prior to his arrival on May 3. The Non-O woman told him to come back on May 17th because the money had not yet aged two months.

I was surprised to learn that the two month aging rule is applied to initial 90 day Non-O applications in Thailand. This means it is impossible to show up on a 30 day visa exempt, open a bank account, transfer money, and apply for a non-O all within a 30 day visa exempt stay. A 30 day extension wouldn't help either, because you have to apply at least two weeks before your admitted-until date (according to the woman in jomtien). Seems you have to travel to another country to wait it out, or arrive on a tourist visa and do a border bounce when it expires.

I'm curious if other people have run into this snag, or if this is particular only to jomtien. My friend was advised on other forums that the 2 month aging only applies to visa extensions, not the initial 90 day non-O.

O-A is not an option for my friend.

Question: how do you book appointment online for Chiang Mai immigration please ?

Good Morning

Can anyone advice if I can do 30 days visa extension in Hua Hin or I have to do it in Bangkok only?

Thank you