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Immigration police launch e-Extension system for online visa extension

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BANGKOK (NNT) - Apart from tourism purposes, a significant number of foreigners enter Thailand for work, study, or long-term stay. This group of foreigners has had to get their visa extended every 3 months or 1 year and need to visit the immigration office each time. An improvement to the visa extension procedure has now been made so these individuals can file for an extension online using just 3 minutes of their time. The system test carried out in October was a success and the system proved to be functional.

 

The Royal Thai Police and its Immigration Bureau have launched an “e-Extension” system for foreigners to file for extensions to their stay in the kingdom. The “Electronics Extension of Temporary Stay in The Kingdom” platform promises greater convenience for more than 200,000 people staying in Thailand for extensive periods. This annual figure is expected to rise continually. According to the police, long processing times have been the norm for those looking for a visa extension in the Bangkok area.

 

The “e-Extension” service promises a time input of just 3 minutes on the part of the user. It also promises to offer immigration authorities completion and safety in the visa extension process. For the current first phase, the system will be available only to foreigners who reside or work in Bangkok. 12 conditions for approval include tourism, teaching, studying, state duty, and specialist performance visas.

 

Source: https://thainews.prd.go.th/en/news/detail/TCATG221110102753767

 

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service promises a time input of just 3 minutes on the part of the user

This can't be true,

Immigration can not have a system quicker than the normal time for sex, 4 minutes. 

 

 

 

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Long term retirees and marriage extenders really should be considered the most trusted and be given an easier path to extend each year.

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From the link in the OP:

 

"For the current first phase, the system will be available only to foreigners who reside or work in Bangkok. 12 conditions for approval include tourism, teaching, studying, state duty, and specialist performance visas."

 

-- and, as with other notices, no mention of retirement.

1 hour ago, Orinoco said:

This can't be true,

Immigration can not have a system quicker than the normal time for sex, 4 minutes. 

 

 

 

No chance only 4 minutes! 

They are slow on the job, the same as me!!

????

This would be great if it actually worked and was rolled out to all visa classes, but reckon you’ve got more chance of picking up a couple of rai as a farangy before that happens. 

Immigration taking a drop in,  back door revenue, what a laugh.

Retirement boys, situation normal, sit back down. assume the position.

or get the wallet out.

 

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