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I arrived in Thailand on a non-O retirement visa on October 16th. On October 17th, I opened a bank account with Kasikornbank and transferred 900,000 baht to it. I'm renting an apartment; the owner submitted a TM30 form online to the immigration office. I bought a condominium on November 21st. The apartment building owner immediately completed a TM30 form for me and submitted it online to the immigration office. I'm going to the immigration office on December 18th to apply for a one-year extension. My question now is: Can I still use the immigration certificate, the TM30 form from November 21st, to apply for a one-year extension, or do I need to create a new TM30 form? And who should fill it out? Should I fill it out myself, or can the apartment building owner do it for me? Thank you very much for your help.
after obtaining an extension of my marriage visa, can I withdraw the money from the account and then redeposit it 2 or 3 months before the renewal next year?
Has anyone entered the UK on a visitor visa and can remember what documents we need to have ready for the entry officer?
We got the visa 4 years ago so I can't remember the details. Posting in this group because many members have Thai family.
Also, my wife needs to depart Thailand on an old passport to stamp out, but re-enter Thailand on a renewed passport (she's not Thai). Norse only allows one passport number per passenger (and isn't responding to help requests). Can I give the airline her new passport, even though we will stamp out on the old one? Does anyone care if they don't match?
ALL Immigration offices in the country will be closed the following days in December
Friday Dec 5th
Wednesday December 10th
Wednesday December 31st
NOTE; ALL Immigration offices will be closed the following days for the New Year holiday
Wednesday Dec 31st
Thursday Jan 1st
Friday Jan 2nd
That means the immigration offices thru-out the country will be closed from 4:30PM Tuesday Dec 30th until 8:30AM Monday January 5th <- Plan accordingly :)
Remember if you have a stamp that expires on a day the immigration office is closed (weekends or holidays) AND you go the very next day the immigration office is open you will not be charged for overstay and you can get your extension like usual. You will get an overstay stamp in your passport but it will say "overstay xxx days, fine waived due to holiday..
Also entry/exit points to thailand (airports/land borders) DO NOT CLOSE for holidays :)
Today I received my 90 day O-visa from the uk thai embassy, it’s valid from 25th November 2025 until 22nd February 2026, Question is, do I use it on arrival on 1st December 2025 and let it run for 90 days, and before the 90 days is up extend it by 30 days (if possible),.Or do I enter on a visa exempt 60 days, extend that by 30 days and then exit thailand by land or air and come back in and using my 90 day O-visa ? Obviously before the 22nd February visa expiry,. Just looking for advice to get the maximum amount of days in thailand legally, I don’t really want to go down the border bounce route because of recent clamp downs,. I’ve acquired the O-visa with the 65000 bht per month income method, I don’t have the 800000 bht to put in thai bank,(I don’t have a Thai bank account either) also I’m not really prepared to have my account frozen if I do manage to get 800000 bht. TIA for responses,.
Hello, i wish to confirm if foreign bank statement can be used for a one year extension NON-O Marriage or only Thai bank account?
If not, and as i see bank statement are now required when applying for a Non-O 3 months, can the foreign bank account be used? In that case i plan to do it in Vientiane or HMC.