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I am puzzled, so I would be grateful if anyone can help.
I am a Czech citizen, but I work in Germany. I plan to apply for DTV of course, but I am currently in Vietnam, then I go to Bali and then we would like to stay in Thailand.
At which embassy in this case should I apply? Does it matter which country you are arriving in Thailand from (For example I would be coming from Bali) or does it have to be Vietnam, if I am in Vietnam now?
Or alternatively, should I just apply at the German embassy?
Does someone any experiences with The pension certificate from the German embassy in Bangkok? My pension will start from July 2024 .
I have the 90 days non immigration O visa and will start the process of extension to a one year retirement visa in Thailand.
I will arrive in Bangkok on 4th of May.
My question is:
Am I eligible to get the 1 year visa with my pension starting in July?
Or should I put 800 000 Baht just from very beginning on a Thai bank account which I will open on my first days there and wait 2 monts and then go to immigration office and apply for the 1 year Visa?
I actually wanted to use the combination method for my financial evidence , my pension+ the rest of 800 000 Baht on the account= together 800 000 Baht .
I would be very happy to get your advice . I think German speaking members of this forum may help me more.
Good afternoon. I've been extending my annual retirement visa for the past years based upon the 800k method. I happend to be in the German embassy yesterday on other business when one of the staff asked me why I don't use the income letter method to extend my annual visa. Apparently the embassy can issue an income letter for Thai immigration. (costs1350 Baht)
This morning I went to immigration in Hua Hin and indeed they verified this, however an additional apostille would be required for the document from the Thailand department of foreign affaires in Bangkok......very strange. Your comments would be appreciated. Thank you
Just got this from the German Embassy for Thailand in Munich. I had appointment booked but it's been cancelled as they are joining the evisa service! Great news! Only in German sorry.... From 22nd November...
Hello, I am from GERMANY and 30 years old. Since the Amnesty Visa was over and the German Embassy didn't hand out the letter which was needed to extend the visa on your own, I was paying an Agent which got me a 3 and 2 month visa all the time, I think it was called "Medical Visa".
I need to extend my visa again soon and wanted to ask if anybody knows if the immigration still wants that letter or if I can go to the immigration myself tomorrow and extend my visa again myself for 1900 baht?
I stay with a German passport and TR visa in Thailand since Dec 5, 2020. Incuding a 30 day extention my visa expires on March 4. End of this month I want to apply for Covid 60 day Visa extension. Currently I stay in Pattaya and the immigration told me that I will need an embassy letter. I have 2 questions about this:
1. has anyone experience how to get this letter from German embassy?
1. i heard that some immigration offices don’t ask for this letter (chiang Mai, Phuket, Koh Samui !?)?
I would be very thankful if you can share your experience.