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Hello! Question about 90 days report. My first 90 days will be March 10, I leave Thailand on March 16 for a week trip. After that I plan to come back and stay more than 90 days, I also plan to do a 90-day report and get a resident certificate => come to the immigration office.
Do I have to do TM47 now if I plan to leave country soon? Do they check TM47 for previous entries in the immigration office and will there be problems in the future if I don’t do it now?
I live in Bangkok, there are long queues in immigration office. I don’t understand if it’s worth wasting my time
I am flying back to Bangkok tomorrow. Do I need to show a return ticket if the airline asks for it? I already have my e-boarding pass, so I shouldn’t have to interact with them, but I just wanted to be sure.
Hello, I’m looking to apply for the DTV visa (UK passport holder) I’ve only recently gone self employed so don’t have a tax return yet, has anyone had success in this visa without a tax return? Thank you in advance !
now I’m going to apply for DTV Visa with Mo Thai course my agency say I must’ve cancel my visa and my visa would finish in 13 March and I want to travel Vietnam to apply for my DTV visa after 13 March so he say I have to cancel my visa first which it will take like two weeks to cancel I told him and many people told him that we don’t need to cancel the visa because many people apply and approved already without cancel the previous Visa so now I just want to confirm my Visa will finish in 13 March and I will go with them like 12 minutes before my business finish and I will apply in 14 March so this is nothing problem and everything would be OK right ?
Now that Thailand is making it hard to get a bank account for retirement purposes, how does one go about getting a retirement visa? It is my understanding that I will at least need to show I have an active account for at least 3 months before applying for a retirement visa USA or marriage visa.
Currently I come in and out of country every 2-3 months because I still work in Japan. I am also hearing I will not be able to do this anymore.