DrJack54

Not sure what you are after. https://bangkok.immigration.go.th/th/downloads/ On that link you will find forms Think the TM87 is #19. Form to change from visa exempt to non O

Required to obtain/renew car/bike license. Currently required to open bank account. If you have annual extensions from non O etc some banks will not require COR

No. CW requires you to have made a 90 day report at CW immigration. Which embassy. Some embassies issue equivalent to COR.

You require photocopy of last TM47 Along with items mentioned in thread. Use this form. If you are obtaining car and bike license just tick drivers license as you can use photocopy. https://aseannow.com/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=439173 Cost 200b and posted out. Takes approx a week. No on the spot COR possible at CW

There is no appointment available for COR at CW. I posted a tip earlier in thread: If your window for 90 day report is open you can make an appointment for TM47 and the io will process the report and photocopy the receipt and then process your COR application (same desk). Otherwise just do walk in.

You can only obtain a 12 month extension to your permission of stay or 60 day extension to visit wife.

Discussed in this thread https://aseannow.com/topic/1232496-change-from-800k-bank-balance-to-65k-per-month/ You should also chat with your immigration office and outline your plan.. I'm currently doing same process. Playing it safe will maintain the 800/400/800 till next extension and at same time started 65k+ transfers at time of last renewal. Hence I cover both options. If any issue with the income method will just continue with funds in bank method.

Indeed.. my apologies. There is current thread of entering visa exempt (married) and moving to non O and extension. Mixed the threads up.

You make it sound like a difficult chore. In reality it's simple straight line drawing from room to nearest main road. I actually use photocopy of condo flyer that has very basic "map" Also notice io takes zero interest in it.

For the confused emoji here is a cut and paste from ubonjoe re this point from another thread. "You will have to apply for the normal 30 day extension of your visa exempt entry before applying for the 60 day extension. You wife will need to be with you when you apply for the 60 day extension Marriage certificate plus a copy of it. Some office may also want a copy of the Kor Ror 2 marriage registry. Signed copies of your wife's ID card and house book registry. Copy of your passport photo page and entry"

Note: think you will find that the 30 extension needs to be obtained prior to the 60 day extension to visit wife.

Then how could he obtain a non O in Singapore. Doesn't need more time he can have 30 visa exempt entry + 30 extension+ 60 day extension as I outlined. He is now. I just advised him along with cost.

Don't understand how you assume the OP not yet married. He even asked about obtaining non O marriage in Singapore. From a visa exempt entry he could obtain a 30 day extension. If he does not have a Thai bank account then he could use an agent to assist. Approx 5k He can even obtain a 60 day extension to visit wife after the 30 day extension. He can obtain a non O at local immigration office in Thailand from visa exempt entry and then subsequent 12 month extension. Some involvement in the thread from OP would be helpful.

OP, which immigration office?

Seems OP, is in process of obtaining the 12 month bank statement for his extension. Thread closed

https://aseannow.com/topic/1311886-visa-exempt-to-retirement-extension-process-and-cost/ If no longer married you will need to do non O retirement followed by 12 month extension. Explained in attached thread. Note: to obtain the non O you need the 800k in Thai bank on day of application.. That provided a 90 day stamp.

I find it unbelievable that you are not aware of the fact immigration offices can change even what is stated on relevant "Lists" For example for 10 years using money in the bank method. Previously all that was required re proof of funds was my bank book with photocopies of all balances back to previous extension. Out of the blue last extension demanded bank statement 12 months. I use a dedicated bank account. I was well aware they can require bank statement if some transactions can be consolidated. My problem was one month had no activity. Again few weeks ago I went to CW and had my stamps transferred to new pp. CW has a form for this with list of required docs. IN ADDITION to list of required docs on the form they wanted my bank account books showing balances back to last extension and made me go to bank for update. Then you have a crack at posters. There are many more recent threads that mention more offices are not accepting the bank book only but requiring 12 month bank statement. Next extension check with any current threads of any changes.

CW does not have a printed list similar to one you posted as far as I'm aware. Rather, I posted links to couple of threads that relate first hand experience of obtaining certificate from CW (office used by OP) . Most requirements on your "list" is not required at CW. The most important thing required at CW that is not required at other offices is most recent TM47. The list you posted is a red herring.

I have posted link to thread CW specific and my own knowledge of COR from CW and one from MTT. Also posted link to form that CW uses. Yes CW specific because that's where OP is applying for COR. Some rubbish list made up by Trat immigration is for Trat. The other list you posted in another thread re requirements for extension is also office specific. Edit: actually have posted 2 links to threads CW specific and first hand reports.

You have posted this in two threads. Which immigration office as some do not require all the items on this list..

OP, no offense but you were unaware of the requirements. You need all the months back to previous extension. Bit harsh that they would not simply accept photocopies of bank book pages for 12 months. Bangkok bank does require time to provide bank statements. Most other banks can do it on the spot.

OP, current thread running. Which immigration office? https://aseannow.com/topic/1328126-residence-certificate-requirements/

He does not require a tourist visa. Granted it's an option. He can enter visa exempt. Clearly he would have everything in place to obtain the non O at Thai immigration. With visa route he could apply for non O based on marriage if visiting home country.

You are talking nonsense. No more replies.

Ha. That would account for the fact of MANY reports of confirmation of that from immigration offices. Of course there is always few rogue offices.