KarlS

NO- A single entry visa provides ONE entry. If you wish to travel during the 90 stay the visa provides you must buy a re-entry permit - Please note the re-entry permit does not give any extra time in country

I presume the OP is wishing to apply for an extension of stay, not a "visa" which he says he already has, 

10 minutes ago, ChouDoufu said:

searching gives me a series of broken links and/or non-fillable forms.

the set from joe above, although fillable, are poorly formatted (at least with my chinese WPS software!).  the lines overlap, and the lower section runs onto a second page.  i suspect would not be accepted.

 

the blackfillableformspackage has a tm30 formatted and displayed just loverly, but sadly not fillable.

 

thank you for your concern.

Download and use the (free) Foxit PDF reader, which displays the forms correctly formatted and allows them to be filled. 

It would seem that you do not have a tourist visa which would have provided a 60day stay. A visa exempt entry gives 30 days and the date in your passport is correct.

5 minutes ago, lemonjelly said:

Because I prefer to have a multiple entry, I can come and go as I often do without worrying about re-entry stamps and 90 day reports, 

Ok -- Your choice .. 

13 minutes ago, lemonjelly said:

Hi all, I need a Non-O multiple entry (marriage), just need clarification in case there’s been any changes since this time last year; 400,000 baht still doesn’t need seasoning, is it still possible to let an agent do all the leg work?

cheers for any input 

If you have 400,00Baht why not apply for an extension of stay? 

If you want to secure a different renewal date that can only be definitively accomplished by allowing your current extension to expire and reapplying, with a new visa, on a date of your choosing. 

3 minutes ago, luckyluke said:

The change of adress was done within 24 hours by my landlord. 

He not received the voucher back. 

As it is Bangkok, not sure they care about a TM30, and don't find the need to send the voucher back. 

Just wonder what adress I should put on my 90 days report. 

My actual adress(Bangkok) , or the one I am usually and where I do my yearly extension for the last 15 years (Pattaya). 

The address you report should be the one where you are staying. 

2 minutes ago, thecolonel said:

Follow up question.... when I (hopefully) renew said extension does the 1 year run from

A. when the current one is due to expire?

Or

B. the date upon it's renewed from?

May seem a daft question but I can see it both ways!

Thanks

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Extensions of stay run from the date of expiry

6 minutes ago, luckyluke said:

I am for  a few months in Bangkok. 

My landlord filed a TM30 beginning of this month, didn't received the voucher back. 

My next 90 days report has to be done early April. 

Not sure what adress to put.

I have been in Bangkok before for a while, always put my Pattaya adress on the Online 90 days report, without problem. 

My extension was done end January at Jomtien Immigration. 

The online report was handled by Jomtien, not Bangkok. However, it is possible to submit a Change of address/TM30 on the same day as a 90day report is done. You should remember a fine may be payable if an address change is not notified within 24 hours. 

You should remember that your extension of stay(based on retirement) is linked to the UK passport - it is not possible to transfer that extension to the Australian passport. There is also the possibility of the passports being linked but whichever passport is used for entry must also be used to exit. It is not possible to swap passports at land crossings. 

Just now, Kwasaki said:

You can get access to Thai public hospitals at a reasonable price as an outpatient already already. ????

Sure but the costs rapidly accumulate if admission to hospital is required. A bill in excess of 1Million Baht+ would not be unusual 

3 minutes ago, BritManToo said:

The obvious way to deal with pre-existing conditions, or those too old for insurance, is to not grant people with them VISAs or extensions.

No - The obvious way is to introduce a reasonably priced government scheme which allows access to public hospitals. 

1 minute ago, Caldera said:

And for a good reason, which was my point. For a "typical" Thai (who, as you wrote, doesn't easily qualify for a Schengen visa), working illegally on such a visa would be much more attractive than for a typical Westerner in Thailand.

Sorry, but unlike you, I do not indulge in Thai bashing. The chances of what you refer to as a "typical Thai" getting a Schengen visa range from nil to zero. 

NB I did not use the word "typical", it was your choice to use that disparaging word.

1 minute ago, Caldera said:

A Thai who helps out at a Thai restaurant in Europe "under the table" can easily make 4+ times as much as working a regular job in Thailand. That's simply not the case the other way round, so that comparison makes little sense.

Mmm  Obtaining a Schegan tourist visa as a Thai is not easy - 

2 minutes ago, Agusts said:

This one above goes back to main imm website and then goes nowhere clicking the links provided, try it...

 

This one below works, thanks:

https://extranet.immigration.go.th/fn90online/online/tm47/TM47Action.do?cmd=acceptTerm

I have no idea what you were doing but I have just checked the link I provided and it works. 

9 minutes ago, ivor bigun said:

Yes ,did the london bit as well,when i get them translated to Thai can any company do it or do they have to be accredited? And if so how do you find one ,thanks

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Most translation services (there are many in BKk) are 'accredited' can do the translation and for a small additional fee have MFA certify the translation Here is a list - https://embassies.gov.il/bangkok-en/ConsularServices/Documents/list of Translators - bangkok.docx

NB The charges may not be current

Information found on commercial websites is often WRONG. The website you cite is not a Thai Government/Immigration site.

2 minutes ago, anatta0 said:

Ok, too late, i already give the letter saying that i have a part time work with company in my country that i can run remotely in my laptop while i travel. Also have some side job that i can run remotely, which is true. But i am not employed or do any business in Thailand.

 

Lucky lucky said we will get the news today by 5 PM. Either approved or rejected. Before we submitted the visa, we already been warned by lucky lucky that these days, the embassy may ask employment letter. We knew going to Vientiane will be easier, but i like coming to siem-reap and pp as i have not been there before. Also we have no any SETV. 

 

I understand many are frustrated with the visa rules of Thai immigration here. Fyi, i am from Indonesia, have travelled to 9 ASEAN countries (not yet to Brunei) and had been a digital nomad for years in few countries. There is a good reason i picked Thailand.

Don't be surprised if (when) your application is rejected especially if it mentions "remote working"! 

6 minutes ago, Kwasaki said:

Yes to both that is the general consensus but.

Travel insurance.

1. Travel insurance policies often limit or restrict coverage when you reach a certain age. For credit cards that offer complimentary travel insurance, this age limit ranges from 50 to 90 but is usually somewhere around 70–80 years old.

Pre-conditions are what they are,

 

2. Platinum: Our premium travel insurance for travellers over 70. It provides the same level of Medical and Repatriation cover as our Silver and Gold policies, with increased cover for Cancellation and Baggage. Platinum travel insurance is also zero excess policy, so you would have nothing to pay in the event of a claim.

The above info is just a few from many travel insurers  

 

Health insurance

Expats can get health insurance, pre-existing conditions or not should still not stop anyone from health insuring themselves unless their able self-fund.

Getting Thai cover is possible for expats they don't need to have global cover. 

Once over a certain age securing a new policy with adequate cover can be prohibitively expensive

13 minutes ago, Agusts said:

Can someone please send the exact link for 90 day reporting online... I go to immigration website and try suggested links and get no where , or a porn site pop up...!?!? 

 

I'm in Phuket,  I remember they had their own online site for this... ! 

http://www.phuketimmigration.go.th/main.php

The link is easily found in the left-hand column

NB Clear your computers cookie cache! 

I suspect you only need a Thai translation of the certificate validated by the MFA prior to registering the marriage at an Amphur.

PP has always been known as 'difficult' and it sounds as though they have decided to ramp their requirements. IMO you should abandon attempts to secure a Thia visa in Cambodia and seek, as others have suggested, a visa from an Embassy in a different country. 

Just now, lamyai3 said:

Yes, why not? You can apply for a Thai visa in any city that has an embassy, no need for it to be in your home country. 

Not true some Thia Embassies only offer visas to citizens or those with formal residency status. Also, citizens of many countries cannot get a visa outside of their home country