DrJack54
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As pointed out above... Even if you were currently in Vientiane you wouldn't bother obtaining SETV, you would enter visa exempt as currently you receive a 60 day stamp.
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Address for marriage visa extension
DrJack54 replied to Dickvandamme's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
The "wife's blue book and yellow book" not required. Re bank account... which immigration office? You are entering with non O and you may be able to open a bank account. Suggest you try Kasikorn. -
What is your point. You have an opinion as do I. Time will tell. Opposite to ridiculous. My understanding is that temporary boost during low season. High season sensible time to remove this recent concession IMO if visa exempt 60 days is permanent then all visa options such as SETV, METV, etc would require serious change as basically obsolete.
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UK passport waiting time.
DrJack54 replied to baneko's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Mentioned by OP in this May thread. https://aseannow.com/topic/1328261-renewing-my-uk-passport-at-vfs-bangkok-end-of-june/ -
You can bounce Nong Khai same day. Personally since you are located in Bangkok return flight to Udon Thani would be my choice. That would give you 60 days that you could extend by 30. That would cover you till almost end of October. So you may not even require the 30 extension. You mention Vietnam. Hard to beat Saigon for time out of Thailand.
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Gen X faces higher cancer risk than Baby Boomers
DrJack54 replied to CharlieH's topic in Health and Medicine
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Address for marriage visa extension
DrJack54 replied to Dickvandamme's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
I thought it was possible at some immigration offices with double the amount however best to follow ubonjoe advice in attached thread. You could check with you immigration office however thinking it's a no. https://aseannow.com/topic/1192029-extension-of-visa-using-a-joint-bank-account/?do=findComment&comment=15998760 -
That is not the case at all. There is no limit to visa exempt entries via air. Does that mean someone can live in Thailand by using back to back continuous visa exempt entries. Answer No. You like a few others are not understanding what has changed here. The "2 land border entries per calendar year rule" has been removed. That's it. Living ongoing in Thailand on visa exempt entries will not work.
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None of your posts make sense. Yes you can border bounce to any land border and reenter visa exempt. What does that achieve. Your non O would be killed off and you could apply for non O based on retirement at local immigration office using TM87. Subsequently you could apply for 12 months extension. What is the point of your posts
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Visa cambodia for border run Ban Laem
DrJack54 replied to Jo77's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Then fine. Provide the TM6 to immigration. For the border crossings that do no do TM6 those folk will not provide it. -
Visa cambodia for border run Ban Laem
DrJack54 replied to Jo77's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
And if you had entered at land border that does not do TM6 then you would just inform her. If you had entered via air you would not have a TM6. A 60 day extension? Must have been based on visit Thai wife/family? -
Visa cambodia for border run Ban Laem
DrJack54 replied to Jo77's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
He won't require a TM6 for things such as extension, TM47 etc Can't see them reintroducing it at airports and thinking all land border entries will not require TM6 -
What does Cambodia have to do with anything. With no limit on visa exempt land border entries means little for continuous living in Thailand. Read the entire thread to try and understand what it's discussing. BTW you would not be "changing back to extensions" You would need to apply for new non O visa and subsequent 12 month extension
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Visa cambodia for border run Ban Laem
DrJack54 replied to Jo77's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Some land borders are not requiring TM6 https://www.tatnews.org/2023/11/thailand-suspends-tm6-form-at-sadao-immigration-checkpoint/