
DrJack54
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The plan you outline would work. Still I'm going forward with satisfying both methods. I keep the balance above 800k all year. The head io for extensions at CW is a reasonable woman and ultimately has final say. Bit off topic, however an agent will at some point be my next step. The system does not bode well for folk with mobility issues and this in fact is of serious concern for some.
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Seems you have an appointment. Make sure you have hard copy print out. The first desk is document check desk The gals will give you the additional forms you refer to. Basically just sign them and fill in basics like name etc. I not aware of CW requiring witness. Hand lady your bank book and 200b. 100b for bank letter and 100b for deposit to show update and activity. Ask her to photocopy this page with deposit.
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In this very thread I asked @thai006 to post his very recent positive experience. His fee was 4500 however had no ED visas 8k seems reasonable and yes it will be fine. Also works as described. Staying in Vietnam in order to obtain a eVisa (tourist visa) would not guarantee smooth entry to Thailand. Good luck
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90 day Non Imm application in the UK
DrJack54 replied to hullmonkey1's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
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Retirement Visa/Overstay
DrJack54 replied to Will27's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
The big if is can the agent have immigration accept his overstay pay fine and process a 12 month extension. If not he needs to exit Thailand via air and pay fine. If that happens he would receive overstay stamp in pp. That's where the link in @OJAS comes into play. -
Tourist METV Usage Question up to 269 Days
DrJack54 replied to Dazzler's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Yes it's clear you understand how a visa works. It has an issue date and enter by "until date" So for a single entry eg Non O it has a period (90 days) that you can used it to enter Thailand. Even if you entered on last "untill date" You would be stamped in for 90 days. Your visa is a multi entry. Yes by applying tad early you miss out on max period possible in Thailand. Being multi entry you receive a 60 day stamp every entry while visa is valid. By entering Thailand Dec 13 or prior (I would do min Dec 12) you will be stamped in for 60 days. As you are aware you can also obtain 30 day extension to the 60 for 1900b -
No offense however even if using agent for eg extension you need to make yourself aware of "90 day reporting" It can be done Online In person Via post. Yes you can use an agent. However onus is on you to be aware of when it's due. A simple Google search will direct you to gov sites and some others such as Siam Legal. Also video guides. Aside: folk using online reporting should NOT rely on reminders. Enter due date and Window open date on your Google Calendar
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Tourist METV Usage Question up to 269 Days
DrJack54 replied to Dazzler's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Yes you need to enter prior to Dec 13 in order to be stamped in for 60 days. Provide your eVisa print out to immigration to make clear you are entering on the METV and not visa exempt -
Yes you will pay a fine 2000b. As for "is it the agents fault".... No it's your fault for not being the least interested in keeping an eye on the ball game.
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multiple Reentry permit
DrJack54 replied to bangkokspurs's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
What's that even mean. The OP wants to obtain a multiple reentry permit. The requirements outlined in thread. Basic minimum is TM8 + Photo + docs mentioned. Or obtain at airport with pp + 200b The reentry permit is stamped into passport. -
Retirement Visa/Overstay
DrJack54 replied to Will27's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Yet you go on to then outline how you got caught out. Suggest anyone with less than a year validity remaining on pp do a renewal as soon as schedule permits. Why not just enter dates onto Google Calendar with reminder. 90 day reports can be made between up to 2 weeks prior to due date and One week prior.