Hello and good day,

I need to convert my visa exempt entry into a non-immigrant "O" extension based on taking care of a Thai child. I've got all the bits required and, if I go to CW on Monday, I'll have enough time before my current stamp expires to apply.

Do I need to make an appointment or can I just turn up with all the documents and my child on Monday and queue up ?

As of today, if I do a border run by land (US Citizen) will I get a 30 day extension or 60?

Need help on one. Got my passport back from the agent yesterday. I need to leave next week to the United States for two weeks. Do I need to get a re entry visa or do I have one already. I have no problem paying for one. But if I already have it that would be great. Thanks

Hello,

I have found a new job. I am currently on a non-O (Guardian = accompanying my Children on non-ED) Visa.

I will need to

1- get a non-B visa for myself

2- Later, change my spouse's visa and children's visa so they get non-O linked to my non-B.

QUESTION:

Could anyone please confirm if I really need to first go to Immigration here to cancel the existing visa, before going abroad to a thai consulate to get the new visa ?

I keep getting different answers .

Thanks a lot.

Do I get an extra 90 days permission to stay when a tourist visa converts to a "non B teacher" visa?

My school is telling me yes, but I can't seem to find it documented anywhere. I'm just nervous and don't want to scramble last minute if this isn't true.

Details:

I'm USA passport. On a 60 day eVisa.

After they help me get converted to non-B, they will apply for work permit.

I am living in Bangkok on a retirement visa. I have tried to apply for my 90 day report online but I keep getting rejected. No reason given and I have tried a number of times.

Also, am I required to provide a TM30 for my third 90 day report if I attend in person? I don’t see any information that says you do?

I am on a non-immigration O visa that expires on 4 April 2024. I was in the United States for a few months, and when I returned to Thailand last week, the immigration officer stamped my visa with an expiration date of 22 June 2024. He said I could stay with the non-O visa for 90 days, which would be better than a 30-day tourist visa.

I recently got hired by a Thai company that is willing to sponsor my work permit (non-B visa). The company’s lawyer says I should have gotten a 30-day tourist visa because we cannot change a non-O visa to a non-B visa at the Bangkok immigration office. He suggests I go to Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) and request a 30-day tourist visa.

It seems odd that I cannot change from Non-O to Non-B from within the country. Is this true?

I am currently on a 90 day Non-O (marriage visa), tomorrow I am going to immigration (Chiang Mai) to apply for my 1st 1 year extension. On the form of required documents I have been given by immigration it lists "Notification 90 days report appointment". I assume this doesn't apply to me as I am on my 1st 90 day visa?

90 day reporting - 1st time - some advice please. Stapled in note says date for 1st 90 report after non ed extension. However - in the meantime left and re-entered Thailand on re-entry permit. Does this mean the 90 days has been reset to newest date of arriving in Thailand? Online TM47 states “If a foreigner leaves the country and re-enters, the day count starts at 1 in every case.” Want to make sure I’ve understood this correctly! TIA

Could I please ask about the in (Thai) country Non 0, 90 day visa married to a Thai.

I had several dramas this time round so I had to border out and back in on a 30 day tourist. I am going to apply for the above 90 day visa, but wanted to ask;

* Do I need to take the wife for that, or only when I apply afterwards for the extension part?

The funds (40k monthly) was the issue here (again), (But). I decided to save the dramas and deposit the 400k baht. NOW IN...

*How does it work, season for two months prior to the extension? After you receive the extension you can spend down, but must top back up to the 400k baht the following extension?

Kind regards,