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I need help. My visa on passport has a stamp of application under consideration (i just renewed again for one year, non-b work visa) but there’s no stamp yet when it will expire. I need to go back for it before 7 May. Will it affect my application for getting a certificate of residency at immigration now? I have an appointment at DLT for driver’s license on 29 April. Thanks on who will answer 🙏🏻
I have a work permit valid for a year and Non-B visa which is extendable every 3 months. I want to open a thai bank, does anyone have idea what are the requirements to open and easiest bank to do it with?
Posting my experience getting a certificate of residency in Bangkok, Thailand. Just submitted everything today at Div. 1.
There's a lot of questions on whether you can get one and the answer is yes you absolutely can on a DTV or any other tourist visa provided you have the supporting documents.
There are signs all over the area saying they only provide services for residents of Bangkok.
As for needing a 90 day report? I have no idea. I provided one.
Submitted:
1. Passport photo copies of both the bio page and visa stamp
2. TDAC
3. 90 day report
4. Visa
5. Lease agreement
6. TM30
The process is pretty quick and easy. Was only 6th in the queue and then I had to update my TM30 because of some errors. When I came back at about 10am I was no. 2 in the queue. Doesn't seem like there all that many people getting resident certificates. Maybe I got lucky today.
Was given a receipt and told to come back in a week to pick it up.
Also, it's free now. Maybe because they don't have to cover the shipping costs anymore.
the law. It was suggested in my previous post on the Bank not wanting to allow me to open a Bank account even though I was on a type O visa had my lease agreement and everything.
Has anyone done police clearance in Bangkok recently and could remind me if they needed tm30 or certificate of residency for prove of living address. Could you also please remind me what else was needed as of documents .
Hi guys I will be moving to Thailand with my thai wife next year on 90 day NON O visa for marriage we have a house in Thailand in my wife's name with a blue book my question is does my wife have to fill in a TM30 form on my behalf and do I need that to get a certificate of residency so I can open a bank account
Immigration in Chiang Mai agreed to supply CoR (certificate of residency) yet not right away. They will send it by mail within 2-3 weeks time. WTF??. Does that sound like the expected response...? its needed for a Non Immigrant O for retirement visa. Bank will not open account without the CoR, so that makes the 800k deposited for 60 days before getting the one year extention very tight in terms of times. and maybe even impossible, concidering international money transfers take few days.
I have a 90 day non O based on retirement, I've been here a few days, TM30 filed, bank is asking for a certificate of residency to open a bank account, do I get this from Immigration office ? (Udon Thani)
Hey, my 90-day mark on my DTV visa is coming up, so I need to do my 90-day report. I heard the first one has to be in person. Can I send a visa agent to handle it for me? Also, I need a certificate of residency to convert my international driver’s license. Any recommendations for reliable agents in Bangkok? Thanks!
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