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Nov 30, 2024
19 hours ago
Mario *********
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Hi to you!

Canadian citizen here.

Would that be possible for me to get an exemption visa which is 2 months right now, plus a 1 month extension and then for 1 more months a border run.

If possible that would give me a stay of 4 months which is what I need for this trip.

Thanks.
Nov 29, 2024
a day ago
Khin *****
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For changing from ed visa to non b, got cancellation letter from university in which last date is 20 December.

So go to immigration for cancellation in first week of December and then go to lao visa run first week and come back before 20 December. It is ok to enter with non b.

I am wandering ed visa cancellation is effective on date of going to immigration or 20 December.
Nov 29, 2024
2 days ago
Abbad *****
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Hello everyone!

I’m currently in Bangkok on a Tourist Visa (TR) with a single entry, which expires on December 9th. I’m planning to apply for a 30-day visa extension and was wondering about the best place to apply.

I’ve heard that the process in Bangkok is smooth and straightforward. However, I’m leaving Bangkok on December 1st and will be in Chiang Mai around the time I plan to submit my application (likely December 2nd or 3rd). I’ve also read mixed reviews about the Chiang Mai immigration office, with some people mentioning delays or even rejections.

I’d love to hear your experiences or advice on extending a Tourist Visa at these locations (or others in Thailand). Specifically:

1. Is the process easier or quicker in Bangkok vs. Chiang Mai?

2. Any tips for ensuring a successful extension?

I appreciate any insights you can share!

Thank you in advance. 🙏
Nov 29, 2024
2 days ago
Thu *****
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I am a Canadian citizen who received 60 days when I arrive at the airport. I would like to apply Non O for retirement and I live in Samut prakan. May I know where do I apply Non O. Do I have to apply at Cheng Wattana Office or Samut Prakan Immigration for Non O? Thank you.
Nov 29, 2024
2 days ago
Hey everyone

Im planning to apply for DTV visa

Im originally from iran and have its passport but been living in hungary & have permenant residency of there

Saw different takes on possibility of getting DTV with my situtation

planning to go to vietnam soon to apply for the visa

Normally how many days it takes for confirmation of the Visa & For the bank statements i have heard they ask for 3 months or sometimes just the balance

if you have done yours in vietnam how was your expereince?
Nov 28, 2024
2 days ago
Nicholas *********
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I have non o a finishing 26 December

I didn’t have 800 k for 3 months after

December 2023

So I need to get a visa visa stamp as a tourist

Information from immigration

I go to Malaysia tomorrow n come back hoping on the way back I have a new tourist visa

But I am worried they tell me I have a visa until 26 December 24

And I am stuck to stay longer

Please

If someone has a clue about a solution

Thank you
Nov 28, 2024
3 days ago
David ********
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US citizen here already in Thailand on a 60-day tourist visa obtained at Suvarnabhumi Airport getting ready to exit at the end of next month heading for Cambodia and three weeks in Siem Reap.

Taking the Giant Ibis VIP bus service over and understand that the company will help passengers in getting their land entry documentation and I pay the visa entry fees there on arrival.

Will be taking the Giant Ibis back to Bangkok and wanted to know should I experience anything different at a land border crossing coming in from Cambodia since I already have had a Thai visa stamp (albeit expired) and they have my picture and fingerprints. Do they just stamp my passport with another 60 day visa? I'll be heading for 3 months in Vietnam before that 60 days would expire.

Thanks for any help !
Nov 28, 2024
3 days ago
DTV Visa Remote Work Taipei (walk in):

I just got my visa today, and I wanted to share my experience because this group has helped me a lot. I thought the process would be easier, so being well-organized is essential. For me, it was quite complicated because the account with the 500,000 Baht wasn't the same one where I received my salary from the company I work for. They really want everything to match up.

1. Financial Proof:

I provided three months' statements showing 500,000 Baht. They reviewed them carefully, even though I think the last month's statement alone might have sufficed. They also cross-check the information on your phone with the bank statement. I suggest converting the amounts from euros or dollars to Baht beforehand—it'll save time and reduce stress.

2. Work Documentation:

In my case, I work for a company through another company, so both company names appeared in the contract. My contract was digital, and there were no issues. What they really care about is seeing the bank transfers from the company to your account and ensuring they match the invoices. As long as the company names on the contract and bank statements align, everything should be fine.

Feel free to ask if you have any questions!
Nov 28, 2024
3 days ago
Craig *********
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I'm Canadian and am researching my options to return and spend time in Thailand. If I acquire a 60 day tourist visa, can I potentially apply and receive another 60 days without having to leave the country? If so, how reliable is the renewal option?
Nov 27, 2024
4 days ago
I heard DTV holder also need to pay tax to Thailand govt, if holder stay in Thailand more than 180 days per calender year or any overseas transaction to Thai bank account. May I know what is the tax calculation and based on what income?
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