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Hi all. I looked up online the Thai holidays in May, I'll list below:
* Thursday, May 1st: Labour Day (observed by banks and the private sector, but government offices are typically open)
* Sunday, May 4th: Anniversary of the Coronation of King Maha Vajiralongkorn (National Holiday)
* Monday, May 5th: Coronation Holiday (Substitution Holiday)
* Friday, May 9th: The Royal Ploughing Ceremony Day (Government Holiday and Bank Holiday)
* Sunday, May 11th: Visakha Bucha Day (Buddha Day) (National Holiday)
* Monday, May 12th: Day off for Visakha Bucha (National Holiday)
So if in Cambodia, it normally takes 11 working days to get the DTV. If I submitted on April 27, am I supposed to add this number of days of holidays to 11 to determine when I might get approved?
I came back by flight to DMK late afternoon Friday 2nd and I need to do my TM30 (I know it’s the landlady’s responsibility but she refuses to do it) and 90 day notification. But are the immigration offices closed because it’s a holiday?
Throughout Laos at both the Thai Embassy in Vientiane + Thai Consulate in Savannakhet will start accepting Thai E-Visa applications on 01 January 2025 with 10-15 working days for processing of a Thai E-Visa. The last day for accepting in-person applications at Vientiane + Savannakhet is 20 December 2024.
Again, the Thai Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia will start accepting Thai E-Visa applications on 26 November 2024 with 10 working days for processing of a Thai E-Visa.
Hi, my son’s 30 day stamp expires 12th of august - it’s a public holiday. He needs to get 30 days more extension because he’s flying back to US 24th august. I wonder if they’ll give him 30 days more on 13th if his previous stamp expired already or does he have time fly out ?
Hi everyone! I’ve got a quick question about the 30 day extension of my visa exemption. From what I’ve read on previous posts, I need to go to IT Square Laksi for this. How early in advance of the expiration is one allowed to request the extension? And if I do go a week or two in advance, does the extension period start the day I get the extension or the day the original visa exemption expires? I’ll be on Koh Tao the week before I need my extension and then there will be the public holidays around new year, so I’m hoping to avoid going last minute on the 3rd of January (my visa ends on the 4th). Thank you in advance for your help!