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  1. Do you mean only 30 days is enough? And then will I have better chance for tourist visa? Yes, I am
  2. I know It will most likely be rejected and I will have to spent one two months elsewhere. But since I have already made an appointment I'm going to try. Besides long term stay (can't be changed) what I can do is to try to make my documents look better. These options is what I came up with. So now I'm trying to figure out which of them is best since I have only one shot. Thank for your help and for still taking me seriously
  3. I'm going to apply for a single-entry tourist visa, which requires showing bank statements of last 3 month with average balance of 20 thousands. I can't meet the requirement, but I still would like to try to get tourist visa so I came up with some options below. Can you share your opinion on how much they are real in practice? I know about exempt entry visa but here I'm interested specifically in tourist visa. 1. Should it necessarily be my own bank account or could it be of other person (third-party sponsorship) like when applying for educational visa? 2. Is it sometimes enough to show just the current balance of my bank account (not 3 months history)? 3. This is really dummy one... but can I simply transfer the amount of money that makes math average for last 3 months above 20 (month1=12, month2=8, month3=55, average=25)? Thank you.
  4. I've made an appointment in Vientiane, it's in ten days. So I was wandering if it makes sense to wait if I can go to Savannakhet. But It seems in Vientiane I have little more chances. I'm from Ukraine, there's no special agreement as far as I know
  5. Hello, I'm now in Laos trying to get a TV. My history of stay is TV - Non_r - EV(border run) - EV(border run), total stay in Thailand is about 15 month. Also I'm not sure whether I have sufficient documents as I'm going to provide temporary 10usd flight ticket as onward flight and show current balance of my credit card (not 3 month history as it's required) as funds proof. Please help with these questions 1. Which consulate will I have more chances with Savannakhet or Vientiane ? 2. In practice, how much possible is it to get 3rd EV through land border? I know about the rule but maybe there is a chance
  6. Hello, everyone I've got a non-r visa as a Buddhist monk and 1-year extension to it. Now I'm disrobed because I want to check other Buddhist traditions in Thailand (like Forest Tradition) and then ordain there again, if possible. My 1-year non-R visa will be valid next 6 months and I'm going to spend this time looking for a new place to stay. So the initial purpose, in fact, remains the same - dhamma studies. But, I've just visited immigration and they told me that my visa is no longer valid because It's been granted to me as a monk and I'm no longer a monk. I can't use it because the purpose changed. So I must cancel it and get a new visa (TV or exempt visa), or if I'm caught they will prosecute me for overstaying and bun me from entering the country. They told me I might even get in prison???? I'm my first time in Thailand so I'm not really mature in visa things so I need your help. I would like to avoid losing my current visa, if not necessary because it means that next year I will spend doing border/visa runs until a new temple accepts me. And I'm not even sure they will allow me to get 45 days visa because I'm already almost a year in the country. So my questions are 1) How real is this possibility to be prosecuted? Since the fact that my non-r visa has been granted to me as a monk is not specified in my passport, and, in fact, I'm still going to study dhamma. On this website I've encountered many times where people were suggested to get non-ed visa as an option to stay longer - it seems the same case for me. 2) What are the real consequences if I'm caught? 3) What are the consequences if I don't cancel my current non-r visa? In the immigration, they told me that even, if I do a border run and get 45 days visa I will be not able to extend it or apply for a new visa until I cancel my non-r visa. I dont really understand this, my current visa is single entry and border run seems enough to cancel it. 4) If I'm loosing my current visa do you see any other otpions for me?
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