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Anonymous participant 521 complete nonsense, my local office issues them once a TM30 is on file. No waiting period.
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@Michael ********
every time you enter on an OA you get a fresh 1 year permitted to stay stamp. New stamp = new TM30 even if returning to same address.
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@Michael ********
you file a TM30 per permitted to stay stamp so it depends on how you entered the country, if on an extension of stay your original filing is good for the entire year stay, no need to repeatly file if returning to the same address.
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You are looking at 150-200k baht per year. Existing preconditions excluded for a Thai health insurance. Prices vary greatly depending on age and existing symptoms.
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The DLT regulations require a non immigrant visa for the 5 year license.
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@Euan *******
it even depends on which IO you are asking, but nevertheless the Police Regulations were amended 5 years ago to remove the need for new TM30s when returning to the same address.
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If returning to new address you need new TM30. If returning to same address at which you previously filed a TM30 no need. During your extension of stay process a new TM30 will be filed anyway.
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@Gústaf ********
The retirement visa is not the 1 year extension of stay, the retirement visa is the 90 day Non-O.
Pete *******
Why is your husband not on the less onerous standard Non-O based on retirement?
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@Gústaf ********
you most certainly can convert a visa exempt or tourist visa into a Non-O in country as long as you qualify.