Tod Daniels

Wow that's up in the middle of Nakhon Nowhere 😮 She'll need copies of Data page of her passport most recent entry stamp to thailand current extension TM30 lease/land lord i/d (maybe the house book listing) hand drawn map A filled out TM7 <-application for extension, w/passport size photo You go to her bank and get; - standard bank letter (usually allowed within 7 days of when you're applying) - 1 year detail transaction report from the bank (to show she followed the seasoning requirements for the extension she's on) - updated bank book (needs to be updated the day she applies for the extension) Those things and 1900baht should get her a new yearly extension based on "retirement"

If you really want to help her out, you will slog to the immigration office she uses and get the hand out listing the specific requirements at that office (as there are 80+offices in the country) Never the less, I will post the general list of requirements once I get back to my PC. Is this get firsts yearly extension? Or she's on an extension already and this is a subsequent year? How did she meet proof of funds last year?

If you are only coming here for 2 months just come in free stamp entry (visa exempt) for 60 days. No sense jumping through the hoops to get a DTV, pay the 400 USD the visa costs or sign up forlanguage school classes you have no desire to attend.

The answer to your question of no, you can't you switch from a yearly extension based on marriage to one based on employment inside the country, 😞 To do that, you'd cancel the extension you're on, exit the country, either get a non b from a nearby thai consulate or exit come back in free stamp (visa exempt) then apply for the 90 day Non-B at your immigration office What is your reasoning behind doing that? Unless you are about to get divorced, I would say stay on your yearly extension based on marriage and hold your work permit just like you are now...

Unless I am mistaken you have to EXIT/RE-ENTER the country to get the Elite visa and year entry stamp inked in Once you're approved for the Elite visa you would cancel the extension you're on based on employment (doubtful you're actually on a Non-B visa) exit/re-enter. They will have someone meet you, take you to the processing area, put the Elite Visa in your passport then get you stamped in for a year

These are the top tier visa agents down in Pattaya Mots TikTok Maneerat Travel Farang Thai Visa Pattaya Annie Visa Pattaya MThai Visa

Many MANY people over the years used to "live here" on single entry Non-O 90 day stamps, a 60 day visit thai family extension and then go get a new 90 day Non-O after that 5 months ran out. Especially the ones who had thai children without being married to the mother (so no legal parental rights) Those people would do that Non-O 90 days + 60 day visit family thing over and over without any issue getting back in It is doubtful you will have any issues stamping in but if you do, just tell them you didn't get the funds seasoned in time. You're far from the first foreigner to have had that happen and have to start over with the whole process 🙂

dunno why you were told that 😕 The immigration office at IT Square Laksi Plaza will 'recover' an entry stamp from a lost passport for you with the police report, the filled out form and the required copies BUT You are correct, on a visa exempt entry you can just show the police report w/the new passport and get stamped out fine when you leave

You can do it one of two ways either slog on out to the immigration office at Laksi to "recover the stamp" from a lost passport to this new one then leave OR You can show the police report along with the new passport when you exit thailand at the airport and they'll stamp you out on the new passport no problem

remember just because you bought a tourist visa to thailand doesn't guarantee you get IN on that visa. All it means is if they do let you in, you get in for the number of days that visa allows (60 days)

Of course it has to be an 'official checkpoint' because you need to stamp OUT of thailand, in&out of another country then back in to thailand to get a free 60 day entry stamp This is an OLD topic but it appears to be the closest land border crossing to Phetchabun province.

The process is exactly as @Liquorice outlined 👍 👍 Follow it before you come here, then after you get here and you will walk away with what you're after; the "marriage of a thai national abroad" certificate here called a Kor Ror 22 (ค.ร.๒๒)

They are pretty good about answering their official Facebook page. Try messaging then thru that, or head on over to the LTR office at the One Bangkok building during business hours and talk to them on person. Here's their Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/share/18pvTMTZsa/ When you started the application you applied for the Visa through this website right ltr.boi.go.th/

In bangkok, you can apply for an extension when you have 45 days or less left on your current stamp. He needs almost the exact same documentation that he used when he applied for the in-country Non-O 90 day visa. He goes to section L-1 at Chaengwattana immigrations and applies for the extension for 1900 baht. once he gets it issued he would then go to section C-1 to apply for a reentry permit.

That's 100% exactly how "Safe Entry" works and the companies can usually do Don Mueang, Suvarnabhumi, Phuket and Chiang Mai as points of entry, you have to send them copies of EVERY page of your passport now as well (since they started putting those small denial of entry stamps in the back pages 😛 ) BUT I had someone denied entry from Vietnam get shipped back there and came back in the next day on the SAME FLIGHT # at the same airport with no issue at all 😮 Some nationalities they won't fool with, AND they run your passport thru the immigration system with their contact to see your previous entry/stay history and if you were denied entry before. They won't even tell you they can get you in if they can't,