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4 hours ago, steelepulse said:
That's the one year visa I'm addressing. Anyway back on topic, it seems there is no answer for this for those that got the 60 day extension to visit the Thai wife or child the week before September 26th.
I think I'm in the same boat as you although I started with an expired 90-day non-o entry for being the parent of a Thai child, then got the 60 day one-off extension on 24th September.
It's probably asking too much to expect them to change the start date to 30th November, but here's hoping.
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I hope this isn't off topic but I need to have my 'passport translated into Thai by the UK Embassy'. I think this means getting the UK Embassy to produce a certified translation or certify someone else's translation. It's needed for applying for a yellow Tabien Baan book.
Question is, can this be done at Trendy House at the moment?
Thanks for any advice you can give.
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4 minutes ago, WhateverDude said:
Get there before they open at 8:30, get in good position in line. We got there about 8:15 and it was pretty much perfect. The queue got MOBBED by 9-9:30. We were out of there by 11, and that was only because they made us two copy runs that added at least 45 minutes to the total time.
Thanks a lot. Will follow your advice.
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2 hours ago, WhateverDude said:
We went to Samut Prakan (Pak Nam) immigration today. We both got "under consideration" stamps that say to come back on October 14th for the "final" extension stamp. I asked if I can come back sooner, and they said to only come back on the 14th unless there is another official announcement.
So all told, my current "extension" is good for just shy of 3 weeks. For good measure, I will likely be going back with a new embassy letter for October, just to stay "officially" covered somewhat.@WhateverDudeI will go to the same office tomorrow. Was it crowded? Trying to get 60 days extension on a non-o.
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2 minutes ago, trucking said:
My permission to stay had also expired because the borders were closed and I could not reactivate my Non O multi. My last border stamp had expired in June. Nonetheless my local immigration gave me the 60 day extension to visit wife ( Petchabun ). However, if your actual visa has expired as opposed to your last entry stamp then others have reported the problem that immigration would not give them an extension because their Non O visa was past its sell bt date.
What the actual official rule is on this I don't know but I would phone immigrations help line number in Bangkok and ask. They are very helpful but it might be extremely difficult to get through at this late stage.
Both my last entry and Non-O M visa have expired during amnesty. Now I'm worried. I thought I could still get 60 days tomorrow. Could Ubon Joe weigh in on this please?
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42 minutes ago, lemonjelly said:
Currently in immigration office, they’re refusing 60 day extension because my 90 day permission of stay has expired, asking them to contact Chang Wattana for advice..... bloody hell
Which office are you at?
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Anyway, can we please have a final confirmation from someone who has read the minutes of the cabinet meeting that nothing to do with visas/amnesty was discussed? I don't know where they publish that stuff.
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5 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:
He did 60day visit wife. No letter required
I just got an embassy letter today coz I plan a 2 months extension of NON-O on the basis of supporting a Thai child. The UK embassy only gives letters for NON-O extensions so that's why I asked. Maybe it's only for certain types of NON-O? Confusing as ever.
EDIT - i sent a photo of my visa page, so the embassy knew i was going NON-O -> 2 month NON-O extension ie not from TV.
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BritmanToo
Did you need an embassy letter for your extension?
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15 minutes ago, finy said:
Did you use - [email protected]
yes
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7 minutes ago, finy said:
Did everyone receive a notification email?
I used the new FCDO email and haven't got one.
Cheers
I applied this morning and got a notification email of them receiving it one minute later.
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Hi all
Quick question. Does the letter from the embassy need to be translated into Thai before submitting it to the immigration office or will they accept the original English language version?
Thanks in advance.
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1 hour ago, BritManToo said:This months rumours are .......
1) another Amnesty extension
2) Unlimited 3 month extensions for 1,900bht no questions asked, no conditions attached.
I'd be OK with either, just waiting to see what happens, if neither of those happen by the 20th it'll be 60 day extension for me.
I was planing exactly the same thing but it may turn out that any amnesty extension or change could be announced after the cabinet meeting of Tuesday 22nd so I'm gonna hold out for that. If needs be, there'll still be 3 whole days to sort out the 60 day extension.
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9 hours ago, Peter Denis said:
That is correct when applying for the 1-year extension for reason of marriage.
But although also 400K is needed when applying for the 1-year extension for reason of being the parent of a Thai child, there is no need for the 2-month seasoning of those funds and they only need to be on your personal thai bank-account at the moment of application.
Hi Peter Denis
Quick question about the 400k not having to be seasoned for 2-months for parents of a Thai kid. Is that explicitly in the law or have you just heard accounts of this being the case? Could make a big difference for me. Thanks.
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1 hour ago, ubonjoe said:
They are not open on Saturdays.
You will to take you child out of school long enough to be with you when you apply for a 60 day extension to visit your child.
OK thanks.
Just as a follow-up, about 2 years or so ago I went to my local immigration office to get a 2 month extension for the same kind of visa but I didn't have the TM30. At that time, I paid an approx 2000Bt fine and got registered on their system and got the 2 months extension. This time when i try for a 2 month extension (different visa but same visa type), will the lack of a TM30 be a problem or can I just say "I'm already on your system at the same address" and it won't be a problem?
I know about the inconsistencies around different imm. offices, but I'm just wondering if anyone knows the actual law about this.
Cheers!
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Are immigration offices ever open on a Saturday? I want to try getting a 2 month extension on a multi-O based on child support but don't want to have to pull my boy out of school in order to take him to immigration with me.
Cheers.
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Where exactly did this happen?
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Thanks so much!
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Hi All
I'm going to Phu Nam Ron soon by car and I'd like to go as early as possible. Does anyone know what time this border crossing opens in the morning?
Thanks in advance for any info.
Visa advice with custody of Thai child
in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
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