Hi, I received a 60-day visa exemption on arrival and have been in Thailand for 3 weeks now. Can I just go to Immigration now to extend my visa for another 30 days, or do I need to wait until closer to its expiration, like 10 days before or something? Thank you. 🙏

I currently get a DTV visa just yesterday, but I need a DTV sticker to apply for a dependent visa. Since I’m currently in Cambodia, could I obtain the DTV visa sticker from the Thai Embassy here?

*Do I need to transfer tourist visa exempt stamp?

Hello. I am in Thailand currently on a tourist 60 day exemption but just got a new (UK) passport sent over.

I have seen the graphic attached but it mentioned the place where i should do this is place that issued my latest extension hence I am checking what happens in case of tourist visa.

1. So do I need to transfer the tourist visa to the new passport? Is so ,where in BKK?

2. And if i need to do that do i need some kind of letter from my embassy?

Thanks

Hello all,

I recently entered Thailand on a 1 year Non-Ed visa, however my visa was valid a month earlier than my course start date therefore will be expired a month before my course is finished, my question is will I be able to leave the country and reenter on a 30 day tourist visa at the end of the visa year?

Thanks in advance!

Christiana

I was approved by Thai Immiration for the NON O e-visa. Can anyone tell me how many days the Non O visa is good for?

So DTV requires some form of working ? Which It sounds like ? How does the music festival option work ? I won’t be able to work at all 0% is elite visa the only visa for non working ? But semi long term stay aside from DTV

Can a 90 day Non O visa under Thai family visit be extended?

In case it helps anyone. Samut Prakan immigration (which is now located in the newly rennovated Pak Nam office) accepts the following documents for 60 day extension based on marriage/family.

Copies of the following all signed and notorised:

- marriage certificate (in case of wife)

- birth certificate (in case of dependant/child)

- tambien baan of wife/dependant

- ID card of wife/dependant

- all passport pages with ID and stamps

-TM 30 Receipt of notification copy (make sure it's date-stamped from when you last entered the country, they flagged this with me and I got a telling off for not reporting 24 hours within entering the country)

-1900 baht

-wife/child in person as they want to take pictures of you as a couple/family

-passport photo for one of the three forms you have to fill out

Not needed contrary to other reports/offices:

* Kor ror 22, you don't need any copy of this, whether it is old or newly updated.

Hi all,

I’m looking to do a border bounce in a few days. I’m currently on a Multi Entry Tourist Visa from the UK. I’m planning on flying from Phuket to Kuala Lumpur and back again. Ideally I would like to do this in the same day. Will this be a problem? Is it possible to run into issues with immigration flying in and out on the same day? Do I at least need to stay a night or 2?

Advice will be very much appreciated.

Does anybody know how many times per year you can go in and out of the country on a retirement visa?