I got N NON O visa for 3 months, can I get an extention for 1 month tourist visa. I am Dutch.

Marriage Visa question.

When i apply for non O visa 90 days based on marriage in my Country (Belgium):

If i read this document on the Belgium Thai embassy website it doesn't say i need money in a Thai bank account. Just need to show evidence of 400k. But when i want to extend the visa when i arrive in Thailand, do i need to have a Thai Bank Account with 400k in it or can i use the same Bank documents i used when i applied in Belgium?

My question is when you apply outside Thailand before you arrive.

Thank you.

Hi , I’m asking for advice on best option , I arrived on 60 day visa exempt 14/11 and planed a trip to Laos which was cut short I fly back to Australia on 21/1/2025 and my visa stamp is good till 19/1/2025. I’m in Chiang Rai , I go to immigration pay 1900 baht for 2 days or pay a overstay fine , I come 2 or 3 times a year for holidays 🙏

I thought i would post this and be as brief as possible. i am not new to thailand. i have been traveling here for 16yrs and lived here for 2yrs 2015-2017. probably 10 times over this time frame.

in august 2024 i obtained a 60-day tourist visa via the thai embassy online in the US (a week later they changed the regulation tha this is not needed). i entered thailand and extended my 60day visa for 30days.

exited, on time-on november 1st and spend about 20 days in cambodia via flight. upon arrival, 2 days ago at DMK ariport a very young (25yoa if that) immigration officer read me the riot act, of sort about "i cannot do this" and "i must get a O visa" ect.

i told her i was here for medical care and had both emails and paper copy;'s of such for bangkok hospital. she did not ask to see them, though.

she initially asked for my onward ticket of which i usually "have" one ready. this time i did not thinking nobody asks for that. she DID.

anyways i will sort this out with immigration and/or get the O or other extended visa. moral of the story:

"IF" i had my onward ticket (or rented one, per se) the immigration officer i believe would not of gone into her rant. there was a female supervisor sitting behind her i believe she was new and wanted to make "a" name for herself.

as i am not aware on a tourist visa if you leave there is a specified amount of time you need to stay out before coming back. then again thai immigration. like any nation's immigration can say, do whatever they want.

IF i had an onward ticket i believe i would not have had to listen to her lecture. just FYI.

Hi guys, a question on the Thai multi entry tourist visa.... For UK citizens....

If I understand right, it grants multi entry over 6 months period, 2 two month stays.... I read that you can extend the two months stay by a month..... So does this mean I can use this visa to have two 3 month stays?

Thanks for your time!

Hi Everyone, for an Indonesian passport holder, is it possible to extend the stay after the 60-day tourist visa expired? Already in BKK. Thanks for your help in advance!

Hello everyone🌻

I have a German passport, actually I m in India .

Unfortunately it seems to be NOT possible to apply a 2 month E-visa for Thailand ( because I m in India now).

Any suggestion how can I spend 2,better 3 months in Thailand coming from India ?

Thanks so much in advance for every suggestion 🙏

I have a question about the dtv visa. Does the visa allow you to be in Thailand 6 months of the year only or does it allow you to be in Thailand 6 months at a time? In other words when your 6 months is up you leave Thailand for a short period and come back for an another 6 months?

want asking, i am from malaysia and stay in TH, already got visa 90 days non-imm b and work permit, do we need to apply 1 year visa multiple entry or its automatic?

My ED visa runs out in late December and I will be leaving Bangkok on December 3. Do I need to go to immigration and officially cancel my ED visa before leaving? Or can I just leave? I plan to come back next year with a DTV visa.

My apologies if this has been asked before, I used the search function and couldn't find a similar question.