kraxlhuber

4 minutes ago, PoorSucker said:

 

If you are going be aware of window tint rules in Malaysia.

 

Rules specify minimum permissible visible light transmission (VLT) levels of 70% for the front windscreen, 50% for the front side windows and 30% for all other windows (rear side windows and rear screen).

The penalties is up to RM4,000 or 12 months jail time (or both).

better I do fly

Just now, kraxlhuber said:

forget it my friends told me now

thnks anyway

Just now, PoorSucker said:

 

If you are going be aware of window tint rules in Malaysia.

 

Rules specify minimum permissible visible light transmission (VLT) levels of 70% for the front windscreen, 50% for the front side windows and 30% for all other windows (rear side windows and rear screen).

The penalties is up to RM4,000 or 12 months jail time (or both).

forget it my friends told me now

21 minutes ago, PoorSucker said:

 

Border posts don't issue visas.

Have you got your 60-day extension as being parent of a Thai yet?

still working on it, landlord of  daughters  rented  apartment is   broad  cannot be  contacted,  admin. office  here  cannot do anything for me, yes I really  need now  only an 60 days  extension  closer to the expiring date (  and my new passport frirst)

13 minutes ago, PoorSucker said:

 

You have to get a special insurance for Malaysia and get your plates translated to Roman characters.

Both can be done easy at the border.

thanks

28 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

They may not ask for the original birth certificate when you apply for a single entry non-o visa. No problem with a Chiang Rai tambien ban it is only needed for proof they are registered in a house book.

You can get the same single entry non-o visa in Vientiane and Savannakhet.

is it possible to get a single  entry non O in Arian Poi Pet? can drive there approx.  250 km

2 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

I really think you may getting your extension application sorted out.

The parent nor the child need to be present when you apply for the visa. You will need their birth certificate plus a copy and a copy of the their house book registry.

I have  only a photocopy of their  birth certificate and the house  registry Tabian baan is in Chiang Rai, would that suffice for a visit visa, I really need only right now  60 or  90 days leeway to sort things out

Just now, kraxlhuber said:

How much is the fare from Bangkok to Penang and  what  is required  for that visa

Is it possible to drive my car  w Thai license plates  from Bangkok to  Penang, have plenty of time?Has the car to have  a special insurance? anybody has  done that  trip yet?

Have Thai drivers license

4 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

It seems you may be asking about a non-o visa based upon being the parent of Thai (there is no guardian visa).

If have seen no reports of KL doing one. It would only be a single entry visa since they do not issue multiple entry visa.

Penang is the only location that will do a multiple entry non-o based upon being the parent of a Thai. To issue a multiple entry visa they may want to see at least one year of validity (some places want 18 months) on your passport.

At both location it is next afternoon service after applying for the visa.

 

How much is the fare from Bangkok to Penang and  what  is required  for that visa

what are the requirements  for  such a visa  non O( being the parent of  a Thai  Kid in school)has the mother  to be present when applying or has  she  to sign  anything??

38 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

A re-entry permit would not give you more days. It only keeps the remainder of the 90 entry valid when you enter the country. My post you quoted was for a person that has a multiple entry non-o visa.

Since you have Thai children you could apply for a 60 day extension to visit them. One of them would need to be with you when you apply. You would need their birth certificate plus a copy, copies of their house book registry and ID card.

I tried  at the time  when applying for a non immigrant o visa  at the Thai embassy in Vientienne but  they are NOT issuing  multible  entrance  visas

11 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

You could use the immigration office in Pathum Thani and use your daughters address there on the application. She could supply proof of residence for her address there. It does not have to be where her house book is for.

OK ,  was there  already last week and  same story, today she  is going to the  estate  admin. and ask for a copy of  the rental contract ( 1 year) and the address of the particular  owner of the  apartment, to ask for permission for me to stay here. I think the estate office or the owner  must have her somehow registered  with the  amphoe ( Patumthani) or somewhere, daughter said to me  no tabian baan possible as the most tenents  stay  here only up  to-4 years time studying at Rangsit univ.

Just now, ubonjoe said:

A re-entry permit would not give you more days. It only keeps the remainder of the 90 entry valid when you enter the country. My post you quoted was for a person that has a multiple entry non-o visa.

Since you have Thai children you could apply for a 60 day extension to visit them. One of them would need to be with you when you apply. You would need their birth certificate plus a copy, copies of their house book registry and ID card.

I have  my daughter  with me  when applying for a 60 days based on visiting children  extension together with a copy ! of her birth certificate  and  House registerTabian Baan ( in Chiang Rai) and ID card

Chaeng Wattana  might ask me  to go to Chiang Rai to apply but my daughter is  living now  since 3 years in Bangkok ( city of Patumthani)

On ‎1‎/‎16‎/‎2015 at 4:53 PM, ubonjoe said:

There is no limit on the number of entries you can do as long you do them before the enter before date on your visa.

You can do an entry on or before the enter before date and get another 90 day entry that will give you almost 15 months of total stay in the country before needing a new visa.

ubonjoe, I quote  your reply to the post # 16478 regarding re- entry and getting  90 more days.

As it is with my non-immigrant O visa expiring 5th of July, if I do not have  success with my  extension soon  I will ask  Chaeng Wattana to give me  a re-entry permit and have then 90 more  days  to stay and  sort out my  SAGA.

I am a limited time  frame, my new passport should  arrive  about   22  of June, I  go then to  Chaeng Wattana  and  ask for a   new  stamped  non immigrant O stamp same  as the  one  in my passport now and  ask  at the same time  for an  re entry permit, if they ask  where  I do go and  what I do  I just say visiting a friend abroad ???

My  combined   income letter has  expired   May 28, I  asked  my Consulate to send  a new one  should  arrive in 2-3 weeks time, themoney in the savings a account  needs about 7  more weeks time time as of yesterday  I have managed  to have  (temporarily  900 000 baht in my savings account0  But I must have that money in the bank for  2 months ( for the 800000 baht )  as this  is my first  extension of non O, what I can do now? Must wait for my new passport and proceed.

10 hours ago, elviajero said:

 

 

• You could get an extension of stay as a parent, but only with the support of your wife.
• You have to apply for the extension at the office that covers the area you live in. If you give a Bangkok address, you can only apply in Bangkok. It doesn't matter where your children or wife are registered.
• You would be applying for an extension of stay, not a visa. If you want a non 'O' visa you'll need to leave the country to get it.
• If you don't have your wife's support to get an extension of stay you could go to Penang, Malaysia and get a multiple entry non 'O' visa as long as you can show at least 400K in the bank. That would be valid for 1 year, but you'd need to exit/re-enter every 90 days. You could apply for another 1 year extension towards the end of any of the 90 day permit to stay.

perfect  reply I just got back from Vientienne   Laos  and  have now  a non immigrant O visa  valid for  90 days expiring  5  July. I Try my bets to get that extended the snag is  I don't have a residence in Bangkok,  just have to ask  immigration  to extend my  non O for  another  30/60 or  90 days to  sort things out or zi get my 2 kids  18 and 21  and show up at  the  immigration,

My daughter 21 is  studying now in her Junior year Art& design in Rangsit U.  and my son 18 has  applied for a place  to study at another  U.

If I cannot stay in LOS  who is  supporting my kids?/ The wife  has  left and leaves me  with my children alone and I am  soon 73  years  old

8 minutes ago, elviajero said:

They don't transfer visas. They put a stamp in the new passport with the details of the old visa. There is no need to keep the old passport, or provide it for future extensions, as the proof that you had a non immigrant visa is in the new passport.

just hope in the process of  getting a new passport  the  visa will get  stamped into he new  passport  and I ask  at that time for  an extension of it  or  ask for  more time to sort things out for the better, I read  somewhere  that  that procedure is done  frequently and  condoned  by the immigration offices

5 hours ago, sanemax said:

Is this the procedure ?

If you get a a new PP , you can get a new visa extension stamped into your new PP , but you cannot get a current visa transferred from old to new ?

sounds reasonable to me, other members have a different opinion, hope it works out well  I think when this  SAGA is over I write  a short story  of my  miserable visa run

Couldn't happen to a nicer agy

6 hours ago, elviajero said:

If you are applying for a 1 year extension of stay you don't need to do anything with your passports now. Just take both passports with you to immigration when you apply for the extension. They will record the details of your non 'O' visa in the new passport when they issue the extension.

 

You apply for an extension at your local immigration office. You can apply 45 (maybe 30) days before July 5th. The documents you need vary depending on the reason for the extension. Are you applying for an extension based on marriage, or retirement or other?

can I apply for an extension of my Non immigration O visa  at any immigration office?

1 minute ago, elviajero said:

Chiang Mai will let you renew your 1 year extension of stay within the last 45 days. You don't need to transfer your permit to stay (extension stamp) immediately after you get the new passport. Unless you want to make two trips to immigration you can apply for the extension anytime after you receive the new passport. They will make a note about the original non 'O' visa in your new passport, and issue a 1 year new permit to stay.

 

You extend your permission to stay not your visa. Your visa expired years ago.

But I am now in Bangkok staying with my 2 children as  I have split with my wife  in December 2016 the problem is  right now I have  still the Tabian Baan  book from the  maritial home in Chiang Rai its  still valid  I have checked and I and  my 2 children  also  are  still registered at that house, I  should go Back to Chiang Rai but don't wan,t the house is  empty, why should I travel all the way and then find out  that there is a problem with the house register,  tried to extend my non O here in Bangkok but they  said I must have a  house register in Bangkok to do that, I have contacted  already 2  visa  services, no problem just have to pay  20 000 baht and I am  at the moment a bit short of cash have to pay for the university fee and  admission fee for my sons university pls  advise,

2 hours ago, elviajero said:

If you are applying for a 1 year extension of stay you don't need to do anything with your passports now. Just take both passports with you to immigration when you apply for the extension. They will record the details of your non 'O' visa in the new passport when they issue the extension.

 

You apply for an extension at your local immigration office. You can apply 45 (maybe 30) days before July 5th. The documents you need vary depending on the reason for the extension. Are you applying for an extension based on marriage, or retirement or other?

I am applying for an extension of my Non Immigrant O visa based on retirement have  had such a  visa  since 2014 and  did  frequently my  90 days reports

I have applied  on May 22 for anew German Passport and it will take approx. 2 more  weeks  to get the new passport, my income letter from  the German embassy expired  yesterday and I will have to apply for  anew income letter from the  German Consulate in Chiang Mai  same  as the last  letter, the consul is out of  office since one  week and  returns  June  1st

On ‎5‎/‎25‎/‎2017 at 8:00 PM, elviajero said:

You don't need to go to the local immigration and get the stamp transferred. Just show both passports when you exit Thailand and they will transfer the stamp from the old passport to the new passport and stamp you out of Thailand using the new passport.

New to me, I  get soon an new passport and  like to  transfer  the non immigrant O visa into my new passport, the  non o will expire on July 5th  I need also the non o  extended  where I can do that and  what documents  or proof ( of  anything)  do I need

How can I  use  my still valid non O  visa   expires  July 5 for any type of  visa, extension or conversion  any  advise from a fellow  member of TV

11 hours ago, ubonjoe said:

Yes you do unless from a country that is visa exempt for Laos. You get a visa on arrival at the entry point.

Inof and fees are here: http://www.laos-guide-999.com/visa-on-arrival.html

be  aware,  Laos  issues  a full page  visa  for  entry  and uses  an empty page for  exit stamp took  5  pages out of my passport  as the thais use an empty page as well for  exit and entry better  staple  2 empty pages  together,? to no avail they removed  the  staple and Happy Stamping on the  reminding  pages, now I have to wait for my new passport in Bangkok takes  3-5 weeks

On ‎5‎/‎9‎/‎2017 at 4:35 PM, Crip said:

Dear ubonjoe,

 

If I were to apply for a single entry non-o visa in Savannakhet, what documents would they require (ie. Marriage Certificate, Passport, wife's tabian baan)?

problem with vientienne Laos is  they asked me  for  a police  report and  amedical and the financial requirements,  because I came  alone  and  did nor  fork out  the  pink envelope????!!!!

On ‎5‎/‎9‎/‎2017 at 5:04 PM, ubonjoe said:

Marriage certificate plus a copy, signed copies of your wife's house book registry and ID card.

and  don't forget the wife in Tow , no wife  - no visa it seems to me  as it happened just recently