ubonjoe

I can make it 4. I have done 14 extensions based upon marriage at immigration here in Ubon with no major problems. Nothing new added for almost 10 years now. About 3 years ago when I first used the transfers of 40k baht from abroad option I waited until about 4 pm to have my documents checked and the officer gave me the impression she did not want to finish it then so after approving them I told her I would return the next day. Returned the next day got it done without any problems.

Moved to the US and Canada subforum on the Home Country forum.

Never used it but this one has a good reputation and costs $12 US. https://onwardticket.com/

What is the problem with printing the credit advice. They should waive the proof it came from abroad since it has been in the bank since October. The bank letter is a standard letter done by the bank. Edit: Example of one done by Bangkok Bank. bank letter.pdf

The gave you a 90 day medical extension as her caregiver.

Better now. Forum got attacked by Bots.

Yes If leaving from here and returning visa exempt you could show them your tickets out and back and start the application early.

That is due to immigration starting the 30 days from the day you enter the country. The airline would count it as 30 days.

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That is 30 days according to my date calculator.

The approval will done by Immigration Division 6 headquarters located in Hat Yai that is responsible for the Southern region of the country. If your passport was valid for 12 months on the day your current permit to stay ends it will be for a year. If not it will be done to the day your passport expires.

Unless you have changed addresses or entered the country with a new visa a new TM30 report is not required. A receipt for a TM30 done previously is all you should need.

There is no income proof required for a Thailand Pass. Probably a mix up with the tourist visa applications and Thailand Pass.

I suggest you contact Thai Elite directly instead of going through an agent. Info here: https://www.thailandelite.com/#/ You could travel by air to Cambodia and stay long enough to get a covid 19 test and return visa exempt if you are from a country that qualifies for ont. The you could have the Thai Elite visa issued shortly after arrival.

No Only a Non-OA visa issued by embassy or official contrulate or a extension of the entry from one requires insurance.

I assume you are on extension of stay based upon working or teaching and etc. No TM30 report is needed now. Immigration issued a regulation in June of 2020 for TM30 reporting. It is only needed if you enter with a new visa or change addresses. They do not need to do one either when your return to Samui.

How long has the 800k baht been in the bank? Ask the bank for a credit advice to show the funds came from abroad instead of asking for letter to prove it.

No problem to do it in Jomtien where Chonburi immigration is headquartered.

You will get another email when it is approved by immigration. The earliest you receive it will be Monday since today is Saturday and they are not working today. You can also check the status on the website by longing in. There is a lot of info in the pinned topic about online 90 day reporting.

Maybe he should show them this file from the Immigration Bureau website. https://www.immigration.go.th/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/9-ผู้สูงอายุเพื่อใช้ชีวิตบั้นปลาย-อายุ-50-ปี-รหัสO.pdf

A return or onward ticket is not required for the Thailand Pass.

For the non-o visa application the funds only need to be in the bank on the day of application. Then it has to be in the bank for 2 months on the day of application for a extension of stay based upon retirement. That depends upon the country he is from Some embassies do non do a proof of income document. The US, Uk and Australia and a few others do not do them. That will not work. People have tried bringing in the case, declared it and then saved receipt for the change to baht and immigration has refused it.

Moved to the Suvarnabhumi airport forum.

No It normally does not take long.