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Or do it online for free. https://tm47.immigration.go.th/tm47/#/login

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No A Thai Elite visa is a multiple entry visa that allows unlimited 1 year entries until it expires.

It is not required but you can only be in transit for 24 hours or less. Click Japan on this map for more info: https://www.iatatravelcentre.com/world.php

Not visa or extension related. Moved to the real estate forum.

The one you fournd is still good. They have not changed the TM47 form for many years (if ever).

Not unless you don't leave and re-enter the country for a year. You get a new one year permit to stay everytime you enter the country.

I may of misread your topic and was thinking that you had already had the translation certified. If the translation has not been stamped by a translation service they may not certify the translation. It is still 2 different processrd at the Department of Consular Affairs in Bangkok.

The extension wording is really a misnomer for it. Did you read the info I posted a link to. The extension part is if somebody has a 5 year visa already that a person paid 600k baht for a 5 year visa can pay 400k baht and change it to a 20 year Thai Elite visa.

What you have now is a certification of the translation to Thai. The divorce agreement being is different. Info is here in Thai. https://consular.mfa.go.th/th/publicservice/การรับรองเอกสารที่ออกโดยหน่วยงานต่างๆ Google translate follows.

The answer to all of your questions but 4 is no. For number 4 he could apply for another Thai Elite valid for 5 years or possible 10 year but 20 year away is hard to answer. Info for the 20 year visa is here on the official website. https://www.thailandelite.com/membership/detail/?id=6081aced0ddafa001474d6a7

I will let everybody know when I get mine. Already late from normal years since I have gotten itit in early June before. When I do get it I think I will spend some more none and send it by express mail after the fiasco I had in back in 2019. Sent it registered mail on June 7th but they did not open and receive it until September and got the late notice one in October.

Yes you can do that.

It appears they forgot to change the date. I think the Thailand Pass was posted in the same Royal Gazette announcement for masks, zones and etc late Thursday. That is the impression I got when reading a article in a unmentionable newspaper site.

You would have to change your address to the other province to do the application by having a TM30 report submitted. I think I would go to the consulate Savannakhet for the multiple entry non-o visa where we already have confirmation that they are issuing them. Not sure about doing border hops at Ban Phu Nam Ron in Kanchanaburi at this time.

You do not have to return to the office where you applied for the extension. But you will have to change your address to where you are staying now. Ask your landlord to complete the TM30 report. If you plan on returning to Pattaya you would have to change your address back to there.

He is wanting to enter Thailand with another passport than than the one his extension is in to avoid getting a re-entry permit for short stays. Not the same as what you did.

Source of that info please. Also it has a error. Children under the age of 15 are not liable for any fine. A bit of scaremongering in the last one.

You did not mention you had never done a 90 day report. The reason the first report cannot be done online is that immigration has no record of you doing a 90 day report before.

Have you moved permanently to Koh Phangan? If not then your best option is to your 90 day report online. You can apply/register to do a 90 using it. https://tm47.immigration.go.th/tm47/#/login

What you want to do is impossible.

A appeal for what. The only form for a appeal is denial of entry to the country.

It is in the world news forum here. Thus topic now

It does appear on the the popup message you get when opening that page.