Yes if you fulfil formal requirements and have a bank account. You’ll need 15-21 days left on your stamp.

@Nav *******

Seen feedbacks of people getting denied in Khon Kaen and Udon Thani as well.

@Gerg *********

No, you just have to show twelve consecutive transfers of min 65K baht a month from oversea to your Thai bank account. The problem with changing accounts for the 800K baht is that you’ll also need to prove that the 800K baht stayed in your account for three months after the extension was issued and didn’t fell below 400K baht within the twelve next months. Therefore it has to be the same account as you where approved with.

@Nav *******

I’ve seen feedbacks of people getting denied this two months visiting Thai family extension at other immigrations too, but there are for sure no formal change in regulations or a new police order regarding this.

@Nongnuch *******

For a reason I don’t know they’re getting stricter on this now and I’ve seen same feedbacks for Khon Kaen and Udon Thani. And they didn’t ask for a bribe, they’ve just stopped issuing them.

You’ll probably have to contact a landborder transport company regarding the current situation for border bounces to Cambodia.

You can only use the service at an immigration as long as it serves the area where your address currently -at date- is registered with a TM.30 address registration at the same immigration.

@Mark *********

yes, its a letter confirming your residence. Several banks ask for this. It’s quite strict now and they often require long stay visa and a work permit or a house book.

@Mark *********

Yes, residence certificate, but you got your account because of your Non O based on marriage which is a long stay visa and the main requirement now.

@Mark *********

can’t get a work permit on a DTV. Non O based on marriage is a long stay visa which qualifies for opening a bank account.