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I did receive 60 day of covid extension until 29-Jan-21 from MTT

Report from MTT - 1 Dec

Apply 60 day extension on 17 Nov, got under consideration stamp until 1-Dec. Coming back again yesterday and got stamp until 29-Jan-21. 

I guess different IO have different practice.

Anyway, MTT yesterday was a nightmare. The people who need to get final stamp must join with others who do last minute application. We enter at 9AM (they move to other building where counter J located), got final stamp at 1PM. 

16 hours ago, Phoenixsun28 said:

Could you share what documents did you need for the tm30? How was the process? Had you ever filed one before? Thanks in advance

I did self reporting because the owner doenst want to do it. 

List of document:

1. rental agreement

2. copy of house book

3. copy of owner ID

4. power of attorney form that fill up by owner - Basically this form stated the owner give authority to me to do TM30 on behalf of them. If you dont have this, IO said the owner must come with me.

5. TM30 form - I fill up on the spot

6. copy of my passport + last entry stamp + visa stamp

It take about 1 hour to do this, as i need to back and forth doing some copy of document. At the end they ask me to pay some fine because did not report earlier (about 800THB). After that they give me receipt of TM30 slip.

Anyway this is first time I do this. Hopefully can use this slip in case I need another extension in January.

On 11/17/2020 at 6:35 PM, Adam219 said:

what visa did you have? 

i enter as Visa exempt

Hi All,

Live report for 60 day extension. I went to MTT this morning, the office is quite empty. The process itself should not take more than 40 minutes to submit the application and wait for passport return. But since my officer ask for TM30, i have to go to other building to do self report (Lucky I bring all the required documents). Looks like it depend on officer as well, person sit next to me did not ask about TM30.

What need to bring: TM7 + 2 other form, copy passport, photo ID, copy of TM30 notif. Once arrived they will ask you to fill up new affidavit.

Got "under consideration" stamp and asked to report back on 1 Dec.

Anyway, the IO ask for embassy letter multiple times, but I just say MAI MEE and they accept it.

Hi, great to hear someone able to apply this new 60 day extension. 

So is that confirm we can apply without embassy letter? 

Hi All,

Thanks for all the input. Finally we decide to go to new car showroom and one of them allow me to do financing without Thai guarantee as long as down payment is 30%. 

1 hour ago, Mattd said:

I have financed 5 cars without a Thai guarantor, 40% deposit / down payment, never an issue, last one was with SCB bank.

Hi, i been told for the 1st car purchase it always require Thai guarantor. Do you mind PM me the dealer name or bank contact on your case? 

Hi All,

I'm newbie here, lived in Bangkok and looking to buy used card with financing arrangement. Been to 5-7 car dealer but all of them said financing companies will require Thai guarantor. Tell them i'm willing to pay 50% of deposit if neccesary, but still no luck

I have work permit & married to foreigner as well. We are looking a way to get car financing without Thai guarantor.

Is there any recommendation of dealer/finance company who are easy on this? 

I went to MTT for 1st 30 day extension with 2 kids under 5 year old. 
 

Document:

1. Passport + copy

2. TM6 + copy

3. recent photo 4x6

4. TM7 form

5. embassy letter

6. cash THB 1900

We come through at 1pm, ask the IO if there is special lane for families, that guys not sure. Its located on car park where no lift so we need to fold the pram and climb the stair. At the end we queue to same lane with others. In front of us about 200 people, take 2.5 hour to get our turn and wait another 30 minutes to get the passport back. They give us full 30 day extension.

This journey really exhausting especially for the kids, i hope our flight re-open soon so we will not experience the same nightmare again.