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Apr 29, 2026
a day ago
Jim *********
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Have been approved for Non O retirement visa, traveling over end of May. My passport got damaged and I have had to order a new passport in Dublin Ireland. Do I have to advise London embassy who issued the visa non O or do I just show the two passport on entry. My new passport number will differ from the application.
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Apr 28, 2026
3 days ago
Allyson *******
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I’m applying for OA retirement visa. I’m currently in Australia. ��The portal requires a medical certificate showing no prohibitive diseases as indicated in Ministerial Regulation No.14 (B.E. 2535), issued from the country where the application is submitted.

I have an existing Medical Certificate (5 Disease) issued by Wattanapat Hospital Samui, dated 1 February 2026. ��Could you please advise whether this Thai-issued certificate will be accepted, or if I need to obtain a new certificate from an Australian GP before submitting the application?

Thanks so much.
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Apr 13, 2026
17 days ago
Simm ******
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Hi all after my DTV remote worker approval

I’ve been in Thailand almost 3 months

I have my first 90day report due end of this week but I also have to fly from Koh Samui to Phuket hospital for a procedure

so am a little overwhelmed

wanted advice from those who’ve done their first 90day report on

what I need to organise and bring/show

as I’ll be flying straight out to hospital after so I can’t get anything wrong 🙏
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Mar 24, 2026
a month ago
Ryan *****
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Non O visa marriage applicant 😢 Skip the 40k income documents. Just came back from Chaengwattana Immigration and they’ve confirmed they are only accepting the 400,000 THB deposit for Non-O Marriage extensions/renewals now.

​Doesn't matter what the latest article says—the officers at the desk have the final word.

*take a look at the photo and the officer specifically highlighted that to me before asking me to leave and come back with 400k baht deposit *

What I have :

- Thailand company employment letter

- tax pnd 91 form

- tax Tawi 50 form

- bank statement proof I have a Thai company crediting salary into Thai bank every month > 40k baht income
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Mar 23, 2026
a month ago
Alex ***********
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Hi guys once enrolling for an approved soft power Muay Thai 6 month course & let’s say Dtv approved would you have to keep attending the course after 6 months? Thank you
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Mar 22, 2026
a month ago
90 day reporting

1. Does it matter which immigration office (softpower)?

2. TM30 never filed, Problem?

I have the softpower Visa, do I have to go to the immigration office near my muay thai gym (Phuket) or can I also go to (Koh Samui)? I mean do they check if you actually train there?

Also I have been living with my girlfriend, that owns a house and she has not filed a TM30 in 3 months, is it a problem? Or just stay at a hotel for one night and get a TM30 from there, no questions asked?

How strict are they at the immigration offices about softpower DTVs there?

Thanks!
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Mar 21, 2026
a month ago
Hello my dtv visa is still valid, but my previous passport expired, so I returned to my home country. If I obtain a new passport, will I be able to travel back to Bangkok using my existing visa? Thank you
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Mar 17, 2026
a month ago
Lionel **********
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Hello all! quick question... Need to do a DTV for my Laos GF. she s been living here for many years so she has bank account...... Can the 500K be on her thai Bank account or does the money has to be on a bank account outside the country?

Thanks for ur help
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