Hi, after some advice on Residence certificate: I have my Retirement visa and a multiple entry visa both valid until 26 January 2026, I travelled back to the UK before my 1st 90 day reporting was necessary to sort some things out in the UK and I will be returning 28 February i.e. end of this month. I am reading that to apply for my residence cert I need to have stayed for 90 days and done my 1st 90 day report if I apply for it at Division 1 or go to the British Embassy for an affirmation letter of my residence, which I have also read that they no longer do 🤷 I have a 12 month lease agreement and an online registered TM30 from my landlord, so my question is what is the best way forward with out having to wait 90 days to do a report when I will be travelling to Bali for an 8 day holiday and that will reset the 90 day reporting clock back to zero any help would be greatly appreciated

Can someone post what days Thai immigration is closed in the month of May 2025.. Thanks

Recommendations please for Jomtien visa extension agent . Just don't want to be hanging around . Thanks guys

Before my 60day visa exemption expired I left the country for about 5 days. After returning to Thailand ,I see that expiration is tomorrow.

Do I now have to stand in line to get an extension, or can I just resume my casual vacation because the clock has been reset to the time I returned to Thailand?

Update on DTV application online through Sydney Embassy. I applied using soft power with this course [members only]/ For proof of address I gave my drivers licence and a phone bill. Four months of bank statements. Did not need to show proof of flight and accom. Processing time was 14 days, approval email came through on a Saturday. Paid with a Thai credit card, as my Australian credit card rejected the transaction due to fraud monitoring.

I'm planning to leave in mid-May but on the DTV visa website I'm told ‘Applicant should not apply for visa more than 3 months before the date of intended arrival’.

Considering that I'm leaving in 110 days, am I better off waiting 21 days to be under the 90 days as it mentions?

Interesting article...also notes the variability of requirements across embassies...

I submitted my application early January. I see so many people getting approved so fast…I’m getting a bit nervous. I’ve already delayed my flight twice now…

A Non O valid until March 1 has a valid, unused Re-Entry permit for this Non O. A new Non O (valid from March 1) has been issued, but there is no Re-Entry permit for it. Is it correct to assume that a departure and re-entry made from February 10-15 can be made using the Re-Entry permit for the current Non O?

Applied in LA Dec 16, 2 week soft power cooking. Emailed Jan 2, further documents requested/sent Jan 4, emailed later that day with no response for weeks. Called many times but the line is disconnected. Decided to go to Thailand on my scheduled flight anyway. Emailed the consulate again Jan 26. They requested the same exact documents I previously submitted. I uploaded and emailed, then was approved today.