[New Passport] I’m about to send my passport off for renewal but before I do I want to know how do I transfer my visa from the old to the new one when it arrives?

- USA passport

- Non-Imm Visa for studying at university

- Currently live/study in Chiang Mai

- Renewed 90 day report on 11 November for current passport.

I’ve been scrolling through this group and learning a lot! There’s something I wanted to confirm. I have a USA passport. Currently in Thailand on visa exemption and have been planning to go back to the US to apply for DTV visa in a couple weeks.

I’m seeing that people are applying in countries other than their home country. I was under the impression that I had to be in the US to apply. But does this mean I can go to Vietnam for example and apply there?

Looking for clarification on how to fill out my application for the DTV visa, applying in Jakarta:

For “current address” - is that my hotel in Jakarta, the house I rented in Thailand (rented until next year), or or my permanent address back home in USA? — if I should put my Thai address, then I assume the next question, “Permanent address, if different from above” should be answered with my permanent address in USA?

For “date of previous visit to Thailand: would I answer with my last entry date or exit date?

I have a USA passport - How should I answer “countries for which travel document is valid”?

And finally, for “Name and Address of Local Guarantor” and “Name and Address of Local Guarantor in Thailand” — do these need to be filled in?

Thanks in advance for reading and any clarification you can provide!

I have been to Thailand 3 Times this year, with 6-8 weeks inbetween visits, Total time in Thailand 45 Days, i want to come back in Sept 14 days and Nov 20 days! Does my visits require a visa? Please explain the the 60 day visa! Thanks for your help

USA passport

I am asking for help on the METV visa. I see you can get a 6 month multiple entry tourist visa. I have a USA passport.

Can I stay in Thailand for 6 continuous months (180 days)?

If cannot stay 6 continuous months, what is the rule?

I just received my new USA passport. My current extension to stay (in the old PP) is valid until November 30, 23. Any reason to transfer the stamp now as opposed to next month ?

Simple questions about Visa-Free-Entry Extension.

I live in Bangkok. I am applying for my 30-day visa-free entry extension tomorrow My current 45 days expires February 11. I hold a USA passport.

Where do I go? I was given 3 different addresses:

1. Government Complex, Chaeng Wattana Rd

1. IT Square Lakski Plaza, 3rd Fl

1. Immigration Bureau 904 Chaengwattana Road., Muang Thong Thani, Banmai, Pakkret, Nonthaburi. 11120

Do I need to schedule an online appointment first? My visa will expire before the next available appointment; do they take walk-ins?

Do I need a return flight ticket back to USA, after 30 days?

Thank you kindly 🙏🏼

Hello all, quick question: I have a multiple entry tourist visa and I am located in Bangkok. Which immigration office do I go to to apply for a 30-day extension? USA passport. Thanks.

Thank you Tod Daniels for all your input!!!

Hello all!

USA passport holder here.

I did my extension via E-Visa.

Súper easy and quick. No waiting with 100s of people.

New office for E-Visa extension by appointment only.

They printed my documents for me. I already had my copy of photo. So please have that. I paid my 1900 baht online with card.

The staff is wonderful!

I'm a little confused how the stamps work with a USA passport.

I entered Thailand on July 29 and left to Cambodia on Aug 5th until August 10th when I entered Thailand again. I left to go back to the USA on August 29th.

Does the first stamp from July 29-Aug 5th use up 30 days? Or can i just deduct the total days allowed in the country to find out how much time I have left?

I ask because I was looking to go back this winter. Hopefully my question makes sense.

Also, does the days allowed in the country per year reset on Dec 31st or is it a year from the first day you enter the country?

Thanks for any info.