I have a 90 day non-O (retirement) visa and I want to do a 1 year extension. I'm in Bangkok. I know the earliest day to extend is 45 days remaining. What is the latest date for extending (one year)? Do you have to extend with a minimum amount of valid days remaining on the visa?

Has anyone done a 90-day report with the DTV Visa in Bangkok?

If so:

- What's the process like?

- Where's the best place to do it?

- What documents should I bring?

- Do I need to do it in person or can I pay somebody else?

Thank you!

DTV extension update!

First of all, yes everyone knows that we can fly out for another 180 days. But there may be people like me who would just extend cos we want it this way. And it’s for me to decide. No need any suggestions on what i should do. I’m only here to share the updates for DTV extension based on my visit to immigration today.

1. Your bank statement. You MUST have that 500k in your bank account for minimum one month. They asked me to bring my updated bank book too. They are extremely particular about that and they took a good amount of time to check in details.

2. Your professional portfolio. (It can vary if you applied with different route. But for my case i applied as a freelanced digital nomad.) So you must prepare a document stating what have you done during that 180 days in Thailand and what you will do in the next 180 days IN DETALS. Otherwise, it’s a no.

3. TM30 is also needed to be updated.

4. Visa extension fees is 1900. Yes, it’s confirmed.

No, i wasn’t fit to extend this time. But my visa is due in the mid of February. So will try again next month. 😁

Hello! I've been reading past posts but I'm still unsure about the requirements/process for the 30 day extension. We (myself, husband, and baby) are US citizens and want to extend our current 60 day entry. We are in Bangkok area. Do we have to wait until a week before to apply? How do we show exit tickets if we don't know if we will be approved yet? What is the fee for the 3 of us? Do we all need passport photos even though we would all be going in person with our passports? Thanks for any help!

Time to renew my non o visa based on having a Thai child. I have done this a few times but would like some advice in case anything has changed.

I am still married but we changed the non o specification based on a technicality. My current visa expires on December 31 2024. I am eager to apply as late as possible to avoid having to apply in December every year. Given bangkok immigration office closures on December 30-31, I am considering going on December 27th.

I will bring:

Completed TM7 with photos,

my child’s birth certificate in English and Thai,

letter from his school confirming his attendance,

marriage certificate,

my wife’s Thai id and tabian baan,

receipt of TM30,

12 months stamped bank statements

proof of funds going back 3 months having over 400,000 THB in a Thai bank

2 pics outside the house, 2 pics inside the house, Map of applicant house in Thailand

I will make 2 copies of everything.

Is there anything I am missing or that I should be aware of?

Thanks so much for all your support 🙏

with the new rules that tourist get a sixty day stamp when entering the kingdom. Then I can go to the BKK immigration office and pay 1,040 baht to get a 30 day extension? does the immigration re-stamp my passport or just sends me an email? also can this process be accomplished from the website?

Goooood evening!

When's the best time to go to the BK short term visa immigration? And is 5 days before expiration date ok?

For the information of people in Bangkok my wife took my passport and completed TM47 to CW today.

Points that may be noteworthy.

1) This was my first 90 day report submission since receiving a marriage extension in July and as expected an in person submission was required for the first report. I cheekily tried submitting online 4 times and was rejected 4 times!

2) I made an appointment about 30 days ago for 2pm today and she was called to the window at 2.02pm and done by 2.05pm

3) Copy of TM30 was required but copies of entry stamp, visa, stay extension stamps and passport photo page were not required and were handed back by the IO.

USA Non-O extention... If I go to BKK IM 2 weeks before the due date. Will my renewal be dated that day or will they date it the day it is due to renew?

It's time to renew my O-A retirement visa and I'm hoping to get some questions answered...

Is it true that for a renewal that no proof of heath insurance is required?

Where is the closest immigration office to me? (I live in Ekkamai) Port immigration? Their website seems to be down.

Here's the big one...As I've begun the renewal process, I've just discovered I should have been doing 90 day check-ins. I do have one trip out of the country and back again, if that counts. Am I in big trouble?

Thank you in advance!