DrJack54

Reinstated when. Korat maybe have their own rules

Simple question answered. Thread closed.

That was the case late last year and early this year regards TM30. Not sure that's the current situation. Someone dealing with Jomitien may update. A TM30 should not be required

This OP did run from Pattaya recently and gave a positive review. https://aseannow.com/topic/1312731-border-run-pattaya-to-cambodia/

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Several reports back to pre covid where oil gas month on month off roster have been pushed to other options esp if over 50 or have had a non O marriage

You can obtain a 12 month extension to a single entry non O.

Correct. Since June 2020 Correct Should not be required.

Was suggesting using income method. Also for marriage extension using money in the bank ....the 400k only needs to be in Thai bank account for 2 months + under consideration period and can then be used. Those funds would be used over the course of 12 months. Rince and repeat for next extension.

Given Canadian, your embassy provides embassy "income letter" and at some point you may wish to move to annual extensions (retirement or marriage) with multi reentry permit.

That's correct.

The difference is that to obtain a non O in Thailand you require funds to be in Thai bank account in your name only on day of application. You do not have a Thai bank account. Added tip: if you obtain the non O eVisa outside of Thailand then you will have more simple path to opening Thai bank account. That then would provide you with more options in the future. What is passport country and where do you stay in Thailand (immigration office)

Yes.. Here is thread re non O marriage eVisa obtained in UK. Discusses bank requirements and uploading. https://aseannow.com/topic/1315309-non-o-marriage-visa-from-uk-e-visa/

No. Regards yes you will be able to obtain the 60 "to visit wife" even though she travels with you. She needs to attend immigration with you for the extension. Note that the 60 extension is available once for each entry to Thailand (new visa/visa exempt) Example enter visa exempt and subsequently obtain 60 extension. Exit Thailand and reenter on another visa exempt you could obtain a 60 day extension. Thinking good option is enter non O marriage plus 60 to visit wife for a 150 day stay.

Hopefully. So 50yr ? ......you could consider non O retirement with annual extensions. Has no under consideration period.

Correct. Sweet deal for married folk.. Or enter with a non O (90 days) and obtain 60 extension to visit wife. = 150 days and only one visit to immigration

This is your best option. In the old days visa exempt entry for oil gas worked fine However you have options such as you mentioned and most likely pushed towards using multi Savannakhet. How old. Edit: you are married to Thai . Non O marriage with annual extensions not an option due to under consideration period?

Yes, however how long would you like to remain in Thailand. There may be other options

OP, apart from thread mentioned above there is thread dealing with taxation. Suggest look for advice there. Here one example. https://aseannow.com/topic/1316348-a-simple guide-to-personal-income-tax-in-thailand/

Need to sort out your history for good advice. At a guess you entered Thailand visa exempt and obtained 30 day stamp? Assume you obtained a 30 day extension. Exited Thailand and repeated that process. That would mean almost 4 months ending May 22. To cover your stay till late June suggest you do a border bounce via land for another visa exempt entry.

Yes. Obtain the 30 first followed by the 60. Wife needs to be with you for the 60 extension to visit wife. For the 30 extension you would apply IT mall LakSi. You can make an appointment.

Depending on the amount of time you require, you could consider obtaining a 30 day extension followed by 60 day extension to visit wife. Requirements for the 60 day extension discussed in this thread https://aseannow.com/topic/1130123-re-60-day-extension-to-visit-your-wife/

Reentry permit protects your current permission of stay. Can be a Single reentry permit or multi. Cost 1000 and 3800 respectively. Can be obtained at immigration or airport on date of departure from Thailand. Requires a TM8 form , a photo and basic photocopies from pp. Good idea to point out the reentry permit. The stamp is half page in size

Piece of cake at the airport. The desk is Zone 2 after security and prior to passport control. As mentioned above they offer 200b service option which includes photo. I posted pictures of desk in this current threads. https://aseannow.com/topic/1323230-re-entry-permit-at-suvarnabhumi/

Have you considered doing next report via mail.