Did my OA extension of stay in Chaeng Watthana Division 1 in Bangkok today and was successful in getting my passport stamp for another year in the Kingdom. It went pretty smooth, with minor hiccups. This was my first extension and I thought about getting an agent but decided to do it on my own. I’m glad I did because I saved a lot of money and learned a lot with the process. Immigration was actually very helpful by copying some forms that I forgot to. Just posting to let people know it’s not that hard to do, just do some research and see what you need to bring to your particular office.

hey - I'm heading to Bangkok Aug 30th - I'm on Duke Language Schools website and I'm reading through the application / visa process to better understand what I will have to do to get my ED visa. It says I need to sign every page! After doing so they want me to send a copy of it to the school (that's fine). However, I can't help but think signing all the pages might cause problems upon arrival. in addition to this info, I have a strong feeling signing each page is like signing the back of a credit card or a check which is just an indication of authenticity and mitigate any fraudulent use...is this correct? can I sign every page - arrive in the country and be ok to continue to receive additional stamps in the future?

Hi all does anyone know if there's a photo booth at the re entry permit desk in BKK? On the way there but missing my photos! Many thanks 🙏🏼

Dear group

Does Bangkok immigration office

Add days to your current extension date

Or deduct them if you go a week before expiry?

Thank you in advance.

Hey this year I am doing my marriage extension on my Non-O, I am Iranian I read on the website some countries require background clearance from police before doing extension, we did this last year I thought it's only once and now we moved to Bangkok, is that normal and what docs i need to take to police? I found this using ChatGPT:

* Valid Passport

– Original + photocopy of the information page and latest visa page.

* Thai Visa

– Current visa stamp in passport (copy the page).

* Letter from Embassy or Immigration

– A letter requesting a police clearance (e.g., for visa extension or background check).

* Work Permit (if applicable)

– If employed in Thailand, bring a copy of your work permit.

* Marriage Certificate (if applying under marriage visa)

– Original + copy (translated into Thai or English and certified if not in either).

* Spouse's Thai ID Card and House Registration (if applicable)

– If you are married to a Thai citizen.

* Photos

– Two (2) passport-sized photos (1 inch or 2 inches accepted).

* Fingerprint Card (optional if applying in person)

– Can be taken at the Police Clearance Center directly.

* Fee

– 100 THB for the certificate (standard processing in 15 working days).

Please help me out here, Thanks in advance from Tod Daniels that helped me alot in DMs.

What’s the fastest way to get a residency certificate in Bangkok? I would really like it by Monday if possible. Im staying at an Airbnb, will that be a problem?

Hi, ive got 60 days tourist visa, i want to extend it in Bangkok, which place should i go?

Thank you.

for doing the 90 day report while staying in Bangkok is "Chaeng Watthana Immigration Office" the nearest?

Don’t bother with immigration for 90 day report in Bangkok, they are closed until Tuesday. 😬😭

Has anyone done the 90 day report in Bangkok recently? Which office did you go to and how long approximately did you wait?

Would appreciate any info!