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How did you reenter Thailand. Reentry permit? Which immigration office insisted on TM30.
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That's only mentioned as it refers back to 2019 when BKK and DMK airports went crazy and refused entry to some folk. CNX at that time did not. I notice in your post to someone else just now that you have actually been out of Thailand on and off. Think you just give it a go and fly Da Nang to one of the Bangkok airports. You WILL need onward flight for airline at departure.
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You are stamped in for 60 days . Every entry can be extended by 30 days. By exit and reenter just prior to METV expiry you can obtain 9 months out of the visa. Border bounces do not count on your 2 visa exempt entries per calendar year. Prior to eVisa the METV needs to be applied for in home country. There have been few posts asking if the METV can be applied for eVisa while in neighbouring countries such as Vietnam. I would not recommend that.
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Ah!! So a total of 18 days out of Thailand after extensive stay. Your plan seems to be fly from Saigon to Bangkok visa exempt. Good luck. Not saying that you would be refused entry but my my you are pushing it. You won't be able to obtain tourist visa at Thai consulate Saigon as they now require appointment and booked out ahead several weeks. You could fly Saigon to CNX to hedge your bets. Have not read a report of refused entry in this post covid period. You will need onward flight when flying from Saigon to Thailand for airline.
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Yes you make appointment with Oz embassy for passport renewal. The guidelines are pretty clear on website. When I last renewed my pp they provided the "letter". At some point they stopped doing that. My understanding is they placed stamp in pp to authorize Thai immigration to transfer stamps and visa information.
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That should work. You do realize you can obtain extension much earlier than last couple of days. Make sure hotel can provide you with screenshot of filing TM30 prior to payment for room.
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From the OP first post...... '"Could I get a temporary (tourism or other) extension (at Jomtien) after my marriage extension expires, then meanwhile put the money in my bank for 2 months before applying for the 1 year extension again?".... Seems he implying possiblity of obtaining funds if can buy some time. Hence my suggestion of exit. Still not clear if he used his 60 day extension to visit wife on this latest entry. So that's also an option.
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You do not have a reentry permit so you can exit anytime you want prior to expiry of your permit. Keep in mind the 45 days is (at this stage) available till March 31. To apply for the non O marriage you need 400k on the day you apply and must apply with minimum 15 days remaining on your permission of stay. If more time is required to come up with the 400k you can apply for additional 60 day extension to visit wife.
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If you have intention to work then best to stick with extention based on marriage. You need to work out if you have applied for 60 day extension to visit wife. The paperwork is very different to covid extensions. Plan B could include exit Thailand (border run) reenter visa exempt and place 400k in bank at some stage to obtain new non O. That gives you 90 day stamp. Also being a new entry you can obtain 60 day extension to visit wife. All to buy time to organize the 400k.
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Have to update TM30 after border run?
DrJack54 replied to zekelin's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
You have a multi entry visa or border run for new visa exempt entry? If the latter then new TM30 required. -
Do you carry your passport with you?
DrJack54 replied to Hummin's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
This same question been done over and over. Rubbish topic. Last one Nov 2022. 7 pages of useless posts. https://aseannow.com/topic/1278841-should-i-carry-passport-with-me-all-the-time/ -
There is no limit, however immigration at some point will challenge you on continuous back to back visa exempt entries. They put in place a limit of 2 visa exempt per calendar year some time ago. Would make it simple if they would do the same for visa exempt via air. Perhaps they enjoy giving folk are hard time. Who knows.