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I’m currently living in Thailand on a non-o extension, my wife was still in the UK whilst we sold our house.
On 6 September, I applied for her 90 day Non-O which was granted on 16th September and is valid from 15th September through to 13th December. We’re bringing our two small poodles with us and we were having problems booking a flight to arrive before 13th December where we can bring the pets in cabin, we managed to find a flight which arrives on 11 December so I have two days of this visa window spare.
As a precaution on 15th of October, I applied for another Non-0 90 day, this was granted today and is valid from 13th November through to 10th February.
My question is does the second application supersede the first? Or can I still use the first? Not sure why I need the second now, but is a back up if our flight was canceled and we had to rebook.
Hi Question for ppl who brought their PET with them. (In cabin) anY recommendations on flight companies they had good experience with especially with stop overs?
Also any advice on Thai government bodies to contact, and get pet import approval.
These processes are always a little confusing , and more complicated than anticipated, and scary if you get them wrong
With the visa extension, after 12 months where do you guys choose to boarder cross curious if entry is easier in some places thank others? I really wouldnt want to stay away overnight if possible as I’ll have a cat at home who’s struggles being solo.
I just joined the group, like many others, with the idea of moving to Thailand and starting a "*new life*." At the time, I looked into all the VISA options—even considered the ELITE one—but here's the problem.
The Elite Bronze doesn't allow you to bring a partner, at least not right now (I think it did before), and there's no guarantee that will change in the future. So I decided to go for the DTV (2). I’ve more or less got a clear idea of the documents they ask for, at least in my case, at the embassy in Madrid (Spain).
But I have one question I haven’t found solid info on, and I’m sure someone here can answer it better: no matter how you enter the country—Elite, DTV, etc.—are there any issues bringing pets?
I have a dog (about ≈30kg) and a cat (≈2kg), and they’re family. They’re part of the package when it comes to moving to Thailand.
Have any of you run into problems? Do they make things difficult in that regard? 🙄
But, I am hoping of making a long term move to Thailand going down the DTV route but initially coming in as a tourist. I’ve been preparing my dog for a move (she came with me from Mexico > Europe) but just noticed that the import certificate is only valid for 60 days.
Does anyone know if these dog import certificates can be extended or have experience with owning a “foreign” dog in Thailand for a period longer than 60 days? Or can dogs do “visa runs” too, seems unlikely as paperwork is so difficult to import/export in the first place.
Any advice super appreciated! Already reached out to Relo4Pets just waiting for them to get back to me and was curious to see if anyone else has been through this 🐶✨
But, I am hoping of making a long term move to Thailand going down the DTV route but initially coming in as a tourist. I’ve been preparing my dog for a move (she came with me from Mexico > Europe) but just noticed that the import certificate is only valid for 60 days.
Does anyone know if these dog import certificates can be extended or have experience with owning a “foreign” dog in Thailand for a period longer than 60 days? Or can dogs do “visa runs” too, seems unlikely as paperwork is so difficult to import/export in the first place.
Any advice super appreciated! Already reached out to Relo4Pets just waiting for them to get back to me and was curious to see if anyone else has been through this 🐶✨
Hi All - has anyone brought their French Bulldog over from Australia just hoping for tips on best airline that will do it and any other advice - many thanks
I'm researching bringing our Chihuahua to Thailand with me from the US. Anyone have tips for making this process smoother. He's tiny and ancient and would need to come in the cabin with me. I've already got an appointment at a USDA certified Vet. And so far, I've found that Saudia Air only allows pets in Cargo area not inside Cabin. That's what I flew last time to Thailand, obviously there's tons of other airline options for stopover. Thanks!
Taking our dog with us to Thailand (for our retirement)
We are looking at Lufthansa as they allow dogs in the cabin (in suitable pet carriers and subject to size and weight restrictions) alternatively the pet can go into the aircraft hold
The emotional side of me wants her to be with us, she is very timid and very close to me so will take comfort from hearing my voice and being able to see me
The other side of me is thinking, in the cabin, she will be cooped up in a carrier for 12 hours, similarly to us wearing a straitjacket and perhaps she would be more comfortable in the hold and some reports suggest being in the hold can be less stressful
Anyone have any opinions or experience on which option is the best and no. leaving her behind is absolutely not an option