British entre thailand with 60days exemption and want to stay 20days more. Can i extend in immigarion online service? Thx

Hi All,

I have just flown back into Thailand today, but the immigration officer has only stamped me in for 30 days rather than the 60 days I am allowed on my multi entry visa. I only just realised when I got back to my accommodation. Can I go to an immigration office to have this corrected? Thanks in advance.

How do you do your 90-day report online? All posts except a few are from 2020-2022.

- Any guides as a comment from a recent post?

- I moved to a new condo, so new TM30 (but same visa). Do I need to do my first 90-day report in person, before I can do it online?

Hi everyone.

Please I am after clear and concise directions regarding obtaining a non- immigrant visa and then a visa based on marriage.

My (Thai) wife and I are coming up to our 19 th wedding anniversary. We were married in Thailand and have a Marriage Certificate.

I am an Australian citizen.

We have a house in her name on Samui.

We have all the documents required :

wife's i.d. card

wife's house hold certificate

Location map of the house

Family photos

House photos with house number

Current TM30

I arrived on 29th April on a 60 day Tourist Visa.

I opened a bank account with Bangkok Bank and deposited 400,000TB on 14th May.

Our aim is to live here permanently with occasional trips back to Australia or other international destinations.

We've been to Koh Samui Immigration Office and told them our story. They gave me a "List of the required documents for visa extension (Thai wife) and an "Application for Extension of Temporary Stay in the Kingdom" (TM7).

I note that on the list of required documents for visa extension it says I must obtain a non-immigrant visa.

This is the basis of this enquiry.

I've received so much conflictinginformation :

I can get a non-immigrant visa here in Samui.

I need to go to Immigration Bangkok to get a non-o visa.

I need to go to either Malaysia or Cambodia or Laos to get a non-o visa.

I need to apply in my own country to get a non-o visa.

Please can someone in the know give me some clear and concise directions?

With thanks 🙏

Hey all, my Auntie is finishing her job in July and wants to switch to a retirement visa after 20 years in Thailand. Currently on an Immigration B and work permit, is there an easy way to do the switch without leaving the country?

Thanks

Hi there, again. We're waiting to hear if we can actually get our 60 days visa extension - we have an METV and are currently in Ranong. Waiting to hear back from immigration ( I rang them last week,at the request of our hotel for details etc). They said then that they couldn't see any problems but obviously needed to see our docs etc first. We're now trying to sort out travel arrangements for tomorrow morning, to go to immigration ( no appointment necessary) but we've just been told that they might only issue 30 days, which doesn't really help us and defeats the object of having an METV in the first instance. Should this be the case, does anyone know where we would need to go to in Malaysia to sort this out? I know we don't need a visa for Malaysia but where's the nearest point of entry from Ranong and do you have to make an appointment first? We need to leave Thailand by 29.01. Thank you once again for any advice or help.

Hi, I‘m Canadian and applied in Canada for an extra 30 days on my visit to Thailand. Sorry, I’m not sure of the proper wording. This was approved, so I have 60 days, and am now in Thailand. I am going to apply for a 30 day visa extension (giving me 90 days) and have a few questions.

Can I do this online? If not, which office do I have to go to (in Bangkok)?

I read on other posts in this group that going early won‘t shorten my time, but how early can I go? I’m currently only about a week into my 60 days.

Besides my passport and the 1900 fee, when I go for the extension, do I need anything else, such as a photo? I assume any forms required will be provided at the immigration office.

Thank You.

Looking for a bit off advice guys I arrived December 1st and 30day visa obviously takes me up to the 30th how strict would they be on it if I left 2nd 3rd January can it go against me for coming another time, other option is either get a 30 day extension but seems excessive for 2-3 days or I jump on a flight then come back again which would give me another 30days

Im arriving in Thailand and i get a 30 day visa exempt, my Q is, im applying for O Retirement visa, i meet all the 50+ financial needs, address etc, however i see that a review can take 2-3 weeks, thats the problem, as i stated im on a 30 day visa exempt i could run out of time, should i first apply for 30 dat extention first THEN CAN I APPLY FOR O RETIREMENT IN THE EXTRA TIMEFRAME,. THANKS IN ADVANCE.

Sorry if this has been asked before.

I did a border bounce on the Cambodian border last month.

Do I go to Changwattana for the 30days extension or is it another office?