Apologies if this has already been asked before (I'm sure it has) ...

How long before the expiry of your NON-O (Thai Spouse) Visa can you apply for next year's thrilling instalment?

Non-O Retirement Visa Renewal - my existing 12 mth extension runs out on 17 October 23. I have read that Pattaya Imigration will only extend it for another year in the last 30 days before expiry - ie after 17 September. However, I need to make a trip for Europe in first week of September and may not be back by 17 October.

Any suggestions?

I'm currently in Thailand on a 60 day single entry tourist visa (obtained in the UK/UK national), and have already extended it by 30 days at Chiang Mai Immigration. My 30 day extension expires on 24th November, and I would like to try for a 'covid extension'. I'm aware that these types of extension are discretionary, and that they are due to end on 26th November. Just wondering when the best time to apply would be. I'd like to leave it as late as possible, but if Chiang Mai Immigration is still doing the 15 day 'under consideration' procedure, then is it perhaps best to apply in the next day or two, so that - *if* I am able to get the extension - I would get the 45 day part of it approved before the 26th November cut-off date. Any advice or insights appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Hi. I am on an extension of stay that is valid until the end of March 2020 (based on a non-imm F visa - working for the UN). My husband and my daughter have a single non-imm O visa based on being my dependants. We need to extent their visa - extended permit of stay based on being my dependants. What are the document requirements for this extension? (Having difficulty finding the list). And, their current visa expires mid of December. Can we apply for the extension of stay now or do we need to wait? (I.e. what's the timeframe one is allowed to apply for extension before expiry date?)

Does anyone know the optimum time to go to Chaengwattana to get a 30 day extension? The last time I went it was hellish and it took me 8 hours. Is there a specific day and time for the best possible chance of not waiting for hours?

Also, I believe I can go up there a few days before the end date of the visa and the extension will be added to the end of this; is this correct?

(I have a UK passport with a single entry visa that needs extending)

Thanks.