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  1. DrJack54
    You can have a work permit with extensions based on Thai child. Assume you are divorced as immigration would generally not permit extensions based on Thai child support if married. https://aseannow.com/topic/1338007-non-o-based-on-having-a-thai-child/
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    Some off topic posts removed along with replies
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    That's correct. You can exit anytime as often as you like and receive at 180 day stamp. BTW: For future reference in my earlier post I added link to another thread with detailed report of obtaining extension at immigration office. Seems straightforward.
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    The link I posted in first reply takes you to docs required + costs. Here... https://thaivisa-express.com/uk-passport-application-thailand/ Check out any agent via Google and they have contact details.
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    Yes that agent has good reviews. Note: some embassies no longer providing letter for transfer of stamps. That's not an issue. Bit off topic: here is form CW use for transfer of stamps https://aseannow.com/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=995063&key=4ad28e64c063398b61d0a726240743c6
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    I have read of one or two offices requiring 3 months prior to date of application. That is just plain wrong however as many post..."we all need to be aware of what our own immigration office requires"
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    I still don't follow the OP. Why anyone would secure a Tourist visa is anyone's guess given Visa Exempt is also 60. Also why would airline check for onward flight if they had e-Visa. Doesn't add up.
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    Thanks for update. Yes you did suggest the guys were not aware of how the rent a ticket works. They show valid booking for typically 48hrs. Longer period can be obtained by paying extra. Think it's up to 7 days.
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    And when you return to Thailand as per the OP question.....what happens. He has temporary permission if stay. The expiry of which is shown on reentry permit.
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    Agree. PE visa previously an option for some expats. For folk such as yourself with LTR etc that was a deal breaker. If the DTV holds up in future then why would anyone bother. Even guys such as myself doing annual extension retirement with 800k locked up are still in shock of DTV requirements (lack of) Santa Claus came unexpectedly.
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    Misinformation ongoing from OP along with attacking replies. Thread closed
  12. DrJack54
    Excellent report. Ta
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    You will be given 180 day stamp. Yes Good choice and you will be stamped in for 180 days on return. Are you visa exempt to Vietnam? Edit: just now good report of doing extension of DTV at Thai immigration. https://aseannow.com/topic/1350107-destination-thailand-visa-extension-requirements-posted-on-immigration-website/#findComment-19642048
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    https://thaivisa-express.com/
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    That's a joke right.
  16. DrJack54
    First up you ran into a nutter. Surprised that you even had to ring bank. At an office like CW the head io would have pointed her in right direction. As for exiting Thailand to "kill off" the non O-A.....you would be aware that you would reenter visa exempt and obtain a new Non O + subsequent 12 month extension. Opening a saving account no problem. Do that before you exit and kill the current permission of stay.
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    https://www.immigration.go.th/?p=14695 Go to #22. Hit it. Then go to #4 on list.
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    What is the issue...hit this: https://www.thaievisa.go.th/ Next create account. Next fill in the fields. I just did this. Attached is screenshot just now. Difficult? No.
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    You didn't follow the clear simple instructions. 1. Hit the link 2. Scroll all the way down to e-Visa. In that section there is link... https://www.thaievisa.go.th Hit that. 3. Go to "other visas" 4. 5th on that list is Non O
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    Thinking you need to look again. Hit this link .... https://madrid.thaiembassy.org/en/page/19412-visa?menu=5d7cf78c15e39c3e0400199d Then scroll down to e-Visa. There is link .... Scroll down to "other" on Types of visas. I think number 5 on that list is Non O (retirement)
  21. DrJack54
    Correct. In some threads people have asked same question eg apply for e-Visa for Thailand while in Thailand. This will not work. I'm referring to nearby countries eg Vietnam etc. Your entry stamp to that country will prove you are in the country.
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    If using rent a ticket option then those tickets have limited validity. Often 48 hours. Unlikely would be checked. A genuine onward flight acceptable. You have received a lot of replies in various threads.
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    I'm done. You jump from obtaining a e-Visa to visa exempt entry in various threads Decide how you plan to enter Thailand for best advice
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    I have not heard/read that. Big change so doubt it's genuine claim. Guess it could be some more scrutiny on sham marriages. This is what you quoted from some random poster. That is rubbish. You can obtain a Non O in Thailand from visa exempt or tourist visa entry. That's why they have TM86 and TM87 forms for. To obtain Non O from tourist visa (TM86) or from Visa Exempt entry (TM87)
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    Don't need to... https://www.siam-legal.com/other-services/opening-a-bank-account-in-thailand.php In reading current situation SL are only assisting with bank accounts for few countries citizens and also doing the account in Pattaya.

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