bigt3116

Do you have a picture of the "red stamp"? I can't seem to find a single reference to it on the internet.

An 18 day extension ?

You must use the office where your TM30 is filed

There is only one IDC

Be aware that Jomtien require 2 month seasoning for the money

Well there was, it was only rescinded in about 2009, so maybe about the time you were travelling

Except there was the 90 days in any 180 rule

Yes, they used to sell double and triple entry tourist visas, then that changed to single and multi entry

Or child, and being on the birth certificate is enough for that extension

Unless you have Thai family here, that would entitle you to a 60 day visit family extension

Seems awfully expensive? Work permit 3100 baht Extension 1900 baht Total 5000

That was just during COVID

As you are an American; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_of_Amity_and_Economic_Relations_(Thailand–United_States)

Not really the sign of a "true" tourist is it?

Such as ?

You pay 432 baht per month

For K1-M6 schools, yes you would need a degree to get both a work permit and a teaching waiver (assuming you don't have a BEd)

That would all depend on what job you are thinking of doing

Codswallop! "his cross-sectional study was conducted from October 2016 to April 2017. Self-administered questionnaires were distributed nationally to 3,629 RNs in the age group 55-59 years and working for the Ministry ofPublic Health (MoPH), " "Of the 3,018 participants, the proportion of RNs intending to extend their working life from 60 to 65 years was 30.5%. "

Well done, though it only changed 3 years ago ;-)

Though one must wonder whether this will come back and bite the people who don't do it at their next extension ?

A TM6 does not get transferred per se, merely staple it into your new passport yourself.

There are a few good schools in Sakon; https://sakolraj.ac.th/ https://www.facebook.com/th.tune?mibextid=ZbWKwL

Though you can print one off if you wish too Information_Note_Visa_transfer_to_new_passport.pdf

Well sorry to break it to you, but your "IMO" does not change the rules. PS true the passport is invalid for travel, but the VALID VISA is just that STILL VALID