DrJack54

You do not have a valid visa. You have permission of stay with an expiry. You can renew anytime prior to expiry. 1. Answer above. 2. Not required for extensions 3. Required docs pretty much the same. 4. You would do the 90 report after extension. Most likely fine 2000b For more detailed information provide your immigration office location. Many threads such as this attached have helpful posts from members. Varies by immigration office https://aseannow.com/topic/1337120-what-are-docs-required-for-non-o-married-extension-please/

I would have posted it in Banking/FInance forum

OP, seems you deal with CW immigration. Note: for stamp transfer you need to provide your bank book + update and photocopies of pages back till last extension. The form I posted earlier for transfer has required documents listed at bottom of form. Bank Book is not listed, however is required.

The stamps need to be transferred prior to next extension. While there is no urgency, suggest you do the transfer in advance of the extension. Also in particular remember to visit bank at some point and teller will new pp# details. Personally I don't bother with update TDL Which immigration office? This thread outlines process and my first post has link to "transfer form" https://aseannow.com/topic/1354145-new-passport-what-documents-do-i-need-for-stamp-transfer-at-chaeng-wattana/

Destination Thailand Visa | DTV Visa Thailand 2025 | ThaiEmbassy.com https://share.google/BYNfFViFSXanWbMO9 DTV has categories. Helps if you outline what DTV is based on

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Why in this thread you stated different pp. So you have two pp. https://aseannow.com/topic/1350972-retirment-visa-90-days-report/

So the usual "asking for a friend" Look above at pinned threads re DTV there are couple.

This is a wind up surely. I have read your previous threads. Advice for METV and DTV is readily available on AseanNow. Ask specific questions if serious.

I'm not sure either, however ability to check if ready for final stamp after under consideration would be big plus.

True however that would be the case in possibly 1 out of 10 similar threads. Most down to poor planing as indeed your own example.

Exactly. Clearly I'm somewhat jaded. The threads of ending up in bad situation re pp expiry are numerous. Plan we'll ahead is best practice

Don't follow much of that post. Income method is about monthly transfers (BTW 40K/month) Immigration want to see 12 transfers of min 40k from abroad. Personally I suggest if folk have various sources of income in home country is to consolidate those funds in a bank account and do one transfer per month to Thai bank. I have my transfer funds via WISE 14th of every month. Both Canada and US do not now provide income letter.

This is standard. Suggest folk disregard posts saying that a TM30 was not require. Those guys just caught a lucky break.

Via mail. Detailed advice just posted in this thread. https://aseannow.com/topic/1373922-90-day-report-question/#findComment-20106312

If anyone needs advice on how to do report from various options, then this site (non gov) is clear and helpful. How to Do the 90-Day Reporting in Thailand Step-by-Step | ThaiEmbassy.com https://share.google/u0dbtuN60OyvgNMXL

Your starting date is August 31, 2025 so that means that 89 days later would be November 28, 2025. Note you are required to do this in person or via mail. if you opt for mail do it 15 days prior to Nov 28

I find these threads almost crazy. Renew your pp when you don't have travel abroad planed. If you can then do it now. Passports are valid for 10 yr (in most cases). Why quibble over renewing pp even a year early.

Your not the first. It's been asked about often. Seems most folk use a merging app from Google. Also have the files in PDF form AI suggests that also. Good you were able to sort it. Here is one short thread and second post olines a solution. https://aseannow.com/topic/1367242-e-visa-how-to-upload-3-months-bank-statements/

As usual we all need to be aware of what our particular immigration office requires. It's actually 2 months seasoning. Have read of another (up country office) also requiring 3 months. However that's just individual office quirk.

Don't quite follow. During the under consideration period the pp is held by the owner not the immigration office. Its final stamp into pp and yes can be done by agent (eg relative, friend etc) Perhaps a good idea to sratch out note to authorize agent. Include cell #. In reality won't be asked for. Regarding maintaining the 400k during the under consideration period while it's recommended to do so, I have never read a report of not receiving stamp due to funds below 400k A warning would be possible.

The Non O can be applied for most countries using eVisa platform. Be aware that if you apply eg Laos you attend consulate to pay for application. Which country are you currently.

If attending immigration for a 30 day extension you would take a print out of the TM30.

Most nearby countries require 6 month validity of pp. Including Vietnam.

This attached thread supports your experience. @Hmunker Appears that if you obtain a new extension then your existing reentry permit is void and you would need to obtain another reentry permit if you plan to exit and reenter even within expiry date of reentry permit tied to previous extension. Perhaps @Tod Daniels will clarify.