@Brandon ***********

well the list often lacks details and the English version (at least at my office) is lacking even more details. I prepared my documents with the list but also took into account other people's advice.

From memory, two pieces of advice that helped me save a lot of time because it wasn't on the list they gave me : 2 copies of each document , copy of passport is more like every page with any stamp on it.

There you go, I googled your question for you. First link is from immigration website with all the documents.

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@Denys *******

between instantly and very quick. And if it takes a few days, whatever, you're not even here yet.

@Alan ********

Hi Alan, you can apply for extension online in case of Tourism (which I assume is your case) 1900+500thb fee.





If you missed to upload a document they I'll request it from you. When processed you have to go pick it up at immigration.

Saves time.

@Ran ***

no you can only use you wise account for the initial Non O visa.

Funds must be in a THAI bank account and be kept there for 2 months prior to your 1st 1 year extension.

You can always ask for a 60days extension based on visiting family if you need more time to season your funds.

Some immigration offices will also ask to show proof of the funds after your under consideration period when you get back getting the 1year stamp.

@Colin ********

it's 2 months prior to the date of applying for extension. Just don't mess up by a day or two. Some office also require you to show an updated bank book with the 400k when coming back getting your stamp after the under considérations Tamp.

What are you talking about 6 months of transactions ? Did your immigration office asked you to prove how you sustained yourself in Thailand ?

@Matthew ********

at best you're the exception that confirms the rule. Don't call BS on rules that are applied everyday.

@Carl *******

10min is wonderful. The key is to gather information and be prepared. But it's still risky nonetheless to apply on the last day. Others are right. Many things can happen like : no more queue numbers for today 🤣(happened to me at Lak.Si) or an officer wanting some additional document or rejecting one you have. It's not unheard of, rules are not set in stone here. Great it did work out smooth for you 👍🏼

@George’s *********************

Wish you best of luck.

Even government doesn't really know, Facebook even less. Just check before departure if any announcement was made. It will make the headlines.