Stop the constant headache with O visa extensions : just get a DTV visa !! So much easier !!! And no need for an “agent” !!!

@Ivan ***********

Said MFA (ministry of Foreign affairs). On many different cases, Immigration, which belongs to Royal Thai police and which decides of your entry - or not - , says different than MFA..

Correct. You have to pay for it. Be prepared to pay various and unexpected “fees”…

@Chris ******

You forgot one important thing: This Is Thailand (TIT) and they can do whatever they want, even if it’s a first. This visa is a first as well anyway.

Moreover I wrote about this earlier because I got the exact same info from a reliable source 👇🏼

@Lena ******

Everything related to your visa is stored in the immigration computer under your name. Besides your extended history of stays, visa history etc… That’s the computer you see in front of every IO (immigration officer) at the airport for example.

Nobody knows for sure yet. But very unlikely. It’s not logical. It would look like a visa abuse. Folks struggle to understand this : people who advertise and grant you the visa are from MFA (ministry of foreign affairs) , people who let you in and extend your visa are from Thai Immigration, which belongs to Royal Thai police. And there are often more than dissonances between these 2 …

@Nongnuch *******

Can you read properly dude ? I said “equivalent of a sticker”. Time to take your meds and go to bed 💊💊 🤣🤣

@Nongnuch *******

What you are showing is just the document you carry with you : equivalent of a sticker affixed in your passport. It shows just minimal information. I know for a fact that there is much more in the Immigration computer system : not long ago I had an ED visa (education) , I was taking thaï language classes, the sticker in my passport didn’t mention I was taking Thai classes with this ED visa, nonetheless at the airport an IO tested my Thai language skills asking me questions in thai . Immigration belongs to Royal Thai Police . They know much more about you than just the basic info in your passport. And they love to know about you: thus the mandatory 90 days report … just an example …

Fact: immigration officers at the airport have everything related to your visa and all your stays in Thailand on the screen of their computer. They know the reason why, how, when and where you got your visa. Same applies for other visa like ED (education) etc …

@Toni ****

They said it already. It’s not a one time proof for 5 years. When you will try to re-enter the country after totaling 6 months in country or when you will want to extend , they will ask you for continuous proof . It’s quite logic in my opinion.