Hey folks! For those who don't fit the criteria for DTV but want to stay a few months, is there an option for 6-month tourist visa? I've heard of this and it feels like an urban legend because I'm not sure I know anyone who has actually gotten it (maybe I don't know anyone who has applied for it). If yes, which countries can successfully get a 6-month tourist visa? Thanks!

As we have heard that Thailand os requiring proof of income again for tourist visa applications for 6p days.

I am reading the update and this is only talking about nationalities required to apply for it.

It isn't saying anything about people under "exempt" status. Where you dont have to apply for a 60 day tourist visa you can show up with approved passport and get the 60 day stamp.

Or am I missing anything?

Can anyone advice what will I need to extend 60 days tourist visa at Thai immigration office please.

Asking for a friend so does not pertain to myself personally hence the anonymous post. Apologies if that breaks any standard protocols :-)

Regarding the proof of funds (500,000THB or equivalent on another currency): have anyone had any issues of any kind, shape or form, when they have shown the required funds being in a Thai bank account in their own (applicants) name?

My friend is worried that, since DTV is a tourist related visa, that if the funds are sitting in a Thai bank account in their own name (applicants), that the embassy processing the application might feel "but, are you truly a genuine tourist since you have a Thai bank account already?" and start asking questions.

I think it's a fair question and I have tried to help my friend Google it but impossible as it is swamped by results related to "Can I get a Thai bank account with a DTV visa?" which is not related to what I am asking here.

The group members input and first-hand experience would be highly appreciated. Thanks.

During Immigration (for tourism purpose), do we need to carry 20,000 THB cash per person? Would credit card be a sufficient proof for funds?

TM30 - being told by an owner that it is only for visa renewals - not for tourists (short or long stay)…. true or not?

Hey guys,

I have a question regarding my ME tourist visa extension.

How does it work, do I need to fill out and submit the same papers as for a normal tourist visa extension? And do I need a letter from my landlord again? I already send it to my embassy when I applied for the ME so I’m not sure if I need to show it to them again or if it’s enough if I just go there with the print of my ME Visa ?

Thank you so much for helping guys !

Hello all, appreciate advice here - we’re applying for an SETV from the U.K. and will have an outgoing flight as part of the procedure. Does the outgoing flight need to be within 60 days? Even though we’ll get an extension?

Thanks for your help!

Has anyone done a 30 day visa extension trip Ranong to Myanmar and back to Ranong recently?

Did you use one of the longtail touts who hang around the pier? How did it go?

Also: What was required please back in Thailand, as I recall the only thing mentioned on the descriptive boards there was 20,000 Bhat, presumably in cash, but I suspect the well prepared will also have an onward ticket out of Thailand, and a hotel booked for the next night.

Thanks!

Traveling in/out with my METV which is finished now. Will I get 2 more visa exemption crossing by land or do my previous land border crossing on a METV already used that contingent up?