I will extend my non-immigrant O (Thai wife) visa next week, but in a different province.

As far as I remember it takes a while until I receive the visa. Can I still leave Thailand after the application documents have been handed over to the immigration, as I have to go back to Europe for 2 weeks? I'm asking because they'll probably come to do a home visit...

If I have a retirement visa from one province and move to another, can i extend that visa in the 2nd province? What are the requirements?

I think I know the answers to my two questions but I would like to ask them anyway to get confirmation.

1 If I enter Thailand with a non O based on visiting Thai family, do I need to inform immigration if I leave the country within the 90 days?

2 Would there be any problem applying for another non O, at a later date, for example 6 months later, either in my home country or in Thailand, for the same reason, and with the intention of applying for an extension of stay based on marriage?

TIA

My Son is visiting me and entered on 60 stamp. Brit Passport. Is it possible for him to apply for a 30 day extension? He is a FIFO project manager and is between contracts..He is staying with me in KK.

Our son and his wife are visiting Thailand soon. They will come directly to our house. Based on what I read here we will have to report to the immigration office on arrival. Is that correct?

Dear experts, good morning. Before I head out the immigration office in RAYONG this week to apply for a 30 days extension on my 60 days exemption stay, I want to make sure I have it all together. I have the TM7 form filled out, rental contract, id and blue book copy for my house owner.. is there anything the immigration could ask in addition? Just want to make sure don’t need to go there again. Pretty far away from my stay.. TIA …

Transfer of existing visum with EOS from an old to a new passport.

Easy peasy.

1.) Get your new passport 😉

2.) Copy ALL pages of your old passport.

3.) Copy picture page of your new passport.

4.) Fill out ½ an A4 from immigration.

5.) Go with all of the above to immigration within 1 minute.

6 ) About ½ an hour later, I had my stamp in my new passport. It is actually FOR FREE. In my case even with a new 90 day limit.

7.) TM30 notification: I did a new one online but the officer said that it is not necessary, the old printout would be OK.

Go eat a celebration noodle soup for 40 THB, and think about how old you will be in 10 years when you will have to do it again.

NB. Immigration Korat today.

Hi People.. when I'm in Thailand 60 day passport and go to immigration in Khon Kaen for a 30 day extension.

What documents do I need for me to take. I'm staying at girlfriend home.

Does she need to take documents also to show where I'm staying

Can I get my name put on her home book .

Cheers.

How many of you got certificate of residency after notification with TM30? For opening bank account, getting driving licence,..

.​And what about the yellow book possible with DTV?

I still think about getting ED type visa for getting permit to stay as a student of a language course. As DTV seems like "non-Immigration" visa for short stay (same like these days 60 days visa for tourists) and ED type visa as immigration visa category. And only with the immigration category visa is possible to get the certificate of residency I guess.

In fact DTV is for more than 90 days so should be in category of immigration visa. Is that really notified as the same category as any other visa valid longer that 90 days?

Hi everyone

I did my latest 90 days report online (Mid-March) and travelled out Thailand for Songkran, came back on the 16th of April.

I received an automatic email reminder from immigration that my next report will be due mid-June.

It seems like my quick trip out of the Kingdom wasn’t in the system, not sure if I should ignore this email since I’m not nearing the 90 days yet or should I do it anyway?

(In hindsight, I may have forgotten to re-enter data on the tm30 website when I came back to bkk… but still believe I did I’m unsure)

thank you!