ubonjoe

Not visa or extension related. Moved to Chiang Mai forum for local input.

Yes

No When you apply for a extension and your passport has less than 12 months remaining on it your extension will only be issued to day it expires. Then prior to that day you will have to apply for a new extension of stay.

I think you wrong after selecting the correct visa type it will only show the requirements for it,

You only need to upload the required documents for the visa you are applying for. On page 26 of the instruction manuals it show the page where you select your visa type. It appears to me you selected the STV Iwroe earlier. That requires everything you lisetd.

Those requirements seem to be for a special tourist visa (STV). You upload your US passport photo page for proof or residency. If a permanent resident your residency card (aka green card). Edit: This manual should help you. https://thaievisa.go.th/static/English-Manual.pdf

3.If you want a total stay of 4 to 5 months you could apply for a 60 day extension to visa your wife. 1 and 2 not practical at this time due to the borders being closed and the current entry extensions.

The might want a copy of your divorce decree to prove you are no longer married.

It is certainly a mistake. As written in earlier posts their is another page that shows the correct 800k baht number. The 1.2 million baht number is for a combination of income and money in the bank to reach 3 million baht for a Non-OX visa.

Nothing has changed. The have wanted the proof of $700 for a long time now that is their equivalent of 20,000 baht that is required for all visa applications (other than OA and OX visas).

When you apply online to the e visa website you will get a email after it is approved and that will be your sticker less visa.

The corvid 19 insurance would have to be valid to the day your re-entry permit expires in March of 2022.

That is correct if married to his child's mother. His child will need to be with him when he applies for the 60 day extension.

You can apply for a non-o visa based upon retirement or marriage to a Thai at any immigration of office. You will need 800k baht for retirement or 400k baht for marriage on the day you apply for it. No insurance is required for a non-o visa application of extension of stay at immigration. You could also easily apply for a non-o visa based upon marriage that would allow a 90 day entry at a embassy or official consulate.

That recently changed to apply for a Non-OA visa at a embassy or official consulate. It is now $100,000 coverage of medical expenses and corvid 19.

The STV is still shown on the London embassy website on this page. https://london.thaiembassy.org/en/publicservice/requirements-for-foreigners-travelling-to-thailand-during-covid-19-tra?page=5d6636cd15e39c3bd00072dd&menu=5f4b6eb3f6ae4b236972c562 You may have to be registered on the e visa site to find the STV listed after signing into it. What you find on the home page may not be up to date or it was left off since it is not available for all the countries the e visa is used by.

No It is not required unless you change your registered address or enter the country with a new visa.

As far as I know there were no changes were done to the requirements when the order was extended for a year. You may have to register on the e visa site to find the requirements for the STV.

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You can apply for a a non-o visa at immigration with a visa exempt entry. The 800k baht only has to be in the bank on the day your apply for the visa. Then when you apply for the one year extension of stay based upon regiment during the last 30 day of the 90 day entry the visa allows it will have to be in the bank for 2 months on the day you apply.

A current (aka checking) account will not be accepted. A fixed deposit account will be accepted if it allows you can do withdrawal without a delay or a penalty other than loss of interest by most immigration office. There are few odd offices that will not accept them. A savings account is what most office will expect to see.

Your re-entry permit is valid until 19 March 2022. What is written in Thai above it means nothing now.

That is not going to happen. The 1.2 million number was an error and is a number used for the non-ox visa using income with money in the bank to reach a total of 3 million baht.

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That is the last day to apply for the 60 day extension. The length of a extension done on the last day means nothing as for the order allowing them.