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Health insurance vs non o visa
DrJack54 replied to Petchou's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
A Non O-A is a multiple entry visa valid for one year and issued in passport country or country where you have permanent residence status. It requires insurance. A Non O is a single entry visa. Upon entry you will be stamped with 90 day permission of stay. In the last month you will apply for 12 month extension. A non O can be obtained at a Thai embassy/consulate or obtained in Thailand from a visa exempt or tourist visa entry. It's not clear what you currently have. -
Tm47 online submission "rejected"
DrJack54 replied to walailak's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Only seems to be directed to reentry from international trip. The change in rules June 2020 did away with TM30 requirement for out of provience and international travel.. TM30 became change of address. Perhaps mail option is good fit for you -
Hardy can understand some of your posts. A single reentry permit is 1000b A multi reentry permit is 3800b You require a TM8 with photo and basic copies of pp. If you obtain at Bangkok airports you can pay 200b service fee and just provide passport only.
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Tm47 online submission "rejected"
DrJack54 replied to walailak's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Given your mobility issue along with awareness of mail option, bit surprised you moved away from mail 90 report option as in my experience bullet proof. My online reporting has not been successful for some time. Also now they seem to be trying to sync TM30 with online reporting esp after international travel. Hopeless system despite some folks having zero issue. Thai use Atari 64 -
Converting 60 day Visa to Retirement
DrJack54 replied to DaRoadrunner's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Was that at Jomitien immigration office? -
You made same thread one year ago. The appointment link you posted in that thread is correct and works. I just made an appointment from my phone for November 8 one minute ago. Had to request OTP twice as nothing came through to Gmail first effort. Would appear one month in advance possible. However only few days and time slots seem available. Edit: Info for others, I just now rescheduled my appointment one day earlier for a better time slot. They now provide a reschedule option and your don't need to repeat process from beginning.
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renew married visa saving deposit passbook
DrJack54 replied to kokoki888's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Bank can provide "bank letter" confirming you are the account owner and account is active. Generally 100b. Banks can provide "bank statements" generally 200b Which bank charged you 200b for bank letter -
Certificate of residence from Changwattana
DrJack54 replied to Finlaco's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Previously at CW you required a TM47 however as Tod pointed out in above thread link that has been dropped. However if you have a TM47 then provide it. Hare is cut and paste from @rodgerdodgerwho obtained one very recently. "I provided the completed application form, TM30 print out, and copy of passport biodata page, visa page (I have a Thai Elite Visa, others may not have a visa) and passport page showing latest entry stamp. All pages signed by me in blue ink as requested by the IO. Handed over 200 ฿ to IO and was given a Thai Post reference number and told to expect CoR in post in one week. That was it" What are you needing the COR for? COR will be mailed out and takes about a week -
OP, a non O-A has a validity of 12 months from date of issue. Is your non O-A still valid. If you enter anytime during the validity of the visa you will be stamped in for 12 months. After the validity of the non O-A your permission of stay requires a reentry permit along with insurance. With an eVisa that is just an approval email and requires you to show hardcopy print out. Side note: seems that the io stamped you in visa exempt. No idea why only a 30 day stamp when visa exempt entry is currently 60 days. You mentioned that you returned to USA for 3 months. Do you plan ongoing living in Thailand? If so there are better options than both having non O-A visas.
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So your last stay ended June 2024. Should have no issue flying direct to BKK airport. With any questions from io on arrival it's good idea to have clear itinerary eg accommodation etc.. Airline at departure may/will required proof of onward flight. Here is one option "onwardticket.com"
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Aware of that. The OP has not provided details. How much etc. Why would anyone want to take Baht out of Thailand to perhaps home country. Not that long ago I purchased a condo from a UK guy. Due to misunderstanding when he arrived in Bangkok to attend settlement I provided 3 million in baht. (Cash) No issue however later that day he needed proof the money was from real estate sale. Think even DeeMoney needed that OP, is vague.
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Residence certificate with Tourist Visa?
DrJack54 replied to berro's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Be aware COR has a validity period. It can vary however 30 days most common. Also your medical certificate has validity period -
Advice on Visa agency needed
DrJack54 replied to Hellfire's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
What is your thread actually asking. The thread heading is vague. Agents offer assistance for many things from obtaining non O, extensions, opening bank account, etc etc... Seems that you are concerned about missing 90 day report? You don't need an agent. Go to immigration and file TM47. You will be fined 2000 baht. You may need provide a TM30