@Zain *****

The 90-days report is a "Notification of staying in the Kingdom for more than 90 days". It is done by filling in immigration form TM47.

"An alien who has been granted permission to temporarily reside in the Kingdom, if staying in the Kingdom for more than 90 days, that alien has a duty to report his/her residence to an Immigration Bureau officer every 90 days.

This is in accordance with Section 37(5) of the Immigration Act B.E. 2522."

@Kimara ****************

You go to the immigration office, bring your passport and fill in the form TM47.

Most immigrations will also want to see a copy of TM30.

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@Fąndn ******

it adds on to the initial 60 days, you get 90 days in total.

When you can do the extension depends on where you are.

In most immigration offices you are allowed to extend 30 days before your 60 days are up...

The exceptions that I know of is that in Bangkok, Phuket and Chiang Mai you can do it 45 days before.

In Jomtien, Koh Samui and Koh Phangan only during the last 7 days.

Here is one example... Processed in less than a week.

Closed all week as stated on their webpage.

Also, as Andi wrote already - to be an english teacher in Thailand you must have a bachelor’s degree. That is a requierment to receive a work visa (Non-Immigrant B), which is needed to get a teaching license.

You can't "go for" either work visa or educational visa.

To get a work visa (Non-Immigrant B) you need a job first and have the necassary paperwork from the employer (plus apply for a work permit once you have the visa).

For an educational visa (Non-Immigrant ED) you must be enrolled to a school/institute/university to study in Thailand and have all the requiered paperwork from the school.

I suggest that you do some more research about different Thai visas - the web page for the Thai embassy in your home country is a good place to start.

@George ******

this is how I read the post:

He applied with his mother as his sponsor.

After that, he e-mailed the embassy to ask if his financial situation could be a reason for rejection. They replied that the visa would not be approved with a sponsor.

Because of that, he contacted an agent that offered to do a new application for him, but told him that he had to wait 3 month for that.

Meanwhile he went back to Thailand, planning to apply through an agent later...

However, he never needed to use an agent. The embassy suddenly asked him to submit a new photo to his initial application and the next day it was approved (even though they had written in an e-mail that it would not be aporoved with a sponsor).

Hence his 3rd conclusion at the end.

@George ******

sponsorship has been accepted since they started with DTV.