In Phuket. This year. the Google map GPS. longitude, latitude printer. out. Make it Portrait are not landscape. What does this mean? It means the logical and best viewed in landscape, meaning wide and not so high. Common sense But no, they wanna in portrait. Why? So the officer does not have to bend his neck to look at it.

On 7/8/2025 at 3:03 PM, Wyabcp said:

Also I understand that I need a letter from my bank too ? is that correct.

Yes. You need both a letter from the bank and a 3-month statement, showing fund have been in the account since two month before application for extension of stay. The bank letter and statement are valid for a week. Fee is normally 100 baht for each, so total 200 baht.

 

Same day as you apply for extension of stay you need tupdate your bank book with today's balance and make photocopies of bank book-owner's page and the balance page – some immigration offices might however require copy of all pages in the bankbook. Photocopies shall be signed.

 

 

9 minutes ago, khunPer said:

Yes. You need both a letter from the bank and a 3-month statement, showing fund have been in the account since two month before application for extension of stay. The bank letter and statement are valid for a week. Fee is normally 100 baht for each, so total 200 baht.

 

Same day as you apply for extension of stay you need tupdate your bank book with today's balance and make photocopies of bank book-owner's page and the balance page – some immigration offices might however require copy of all pages in the bankbook. Photocopies shall be signed.

 

 

No no get a full year statement don't mess around.

4 minutes ago, Seeall said:

No no get a full year statement don't mess around.

If you're with Bangkok Bank they don't do one year statements any more - they will only do up to six months.

If you want one year you request it in the bank and they will email it to you the following afternoon. 

I know because I asked for one three weeks ago and that's what they told me. No idea about other banks though.

6 minutes ago, Seeall said:

No no get a full year statement don't mess around.

This thread was advice for First extension. 

Bank statement for 3 months sufficient. 

In some cases the bank account would only be few months old. 

 

5 minutes ago, josephbloggs said:

I know because I asked for one three weeks ago and that's what they told me. No idea about other banks though

Only BBL requires time (days) to produce 12 month bank statement. 

Other banks can do it on the spot. 

Good reason alone to opt for different bank imo

Do the photo copies of the bank book have to be in colour? Thanks 

2 minutes ago, Wyabcp said:

Do the photo copies of the bank book have to be in colour? Thanks 

No. 

As mentioned earlier CW has good printing/photocopy stalls on Level 1.

You can do all your own copying prior to going to immigration or just hand them your pp, bank book etc and tell them what you are at immigration for. 

They also do photos. 4 for 100b 

Depending on when you arrived you need either the TM6 or the newer Digital Arrival Card reference number.  Note this is needed for some other things later on so keep a copy of the DAC with the reference number.  I needed it to obtain a Residence Letter and was lucky to have kept a copy.

I'm a little concerned about the tm. 6 requirement, or TDAC. Prior to arriving in Thailand I filled in the TDAC, however i was never sent an email or given a reference number. I repeated the process and same result on the second attempt. 

When i did arrive at immigration on my non o 90 visa, i expected to be challenged about the TDAC however nothing was said, and my passport was correctly stamped with 90 day visa. I hope this isn't a problem... 

I've just done some research and it appears that i should be ok, as the imo will have my details for the tdac ref. Or i should be able to retrieve them at the immigration office... 

Ok, managed to get it done, wasn't that straight forward for me at least... I'll update on what i missed soon. 

Thanks for all your help... 

There were a couple of forms i wasn't prepared for, i believe they were mentioned in general but no specific numbers were mentioned in this post, and for me that was an issue. TM2 was one and the other I'll add tomorrow. 

However the real blocker was the information regarding my lease, and specifically the title deed. My lease contract  didn't include it, and as a standard i don't know if they do. 

I've attached the "new"? requirements 

The officers flatly refused my application until i spoke to my agent and managed to locate the information. 

 

8 hours ago, Wyabcp said:

The officers flatly refused my application until i spoke to my agent and managed to locate the information. 

 

 

Can you share any details on the information your agent was able to locate?

 

If someone rents an apartment, which "Land Office sale documents" (phrase used in the document attached above) are/may be required.

 

For me, this has been the Blue Book for the multi-apartment building (copy, signed by the owner/landlord), accepted at CW for ~ ten years. (Along with other domicile-related documents.)

 

 

6 hours ago, bamnutsak said:

 

 

Can you share any details on the information your agent was able to locate?

 

If someone rents an apartment, which "Land Office sale documents" (phrase used in the document attached above) are/may be required.

 

For me, this has been the Blue Book for the multi-apartment building (copy, signed by the owner/landlord), accepted at CW for ~ ten years. (Along with other domicile-related documents.)

 

 

The officer explained to me that my first application was missing an official document showing the condo owners name. That was needed so that it could be cross checked against the owners ID shown in the lease agreement. 

It kind of makes sense i guess. 

I presume what you had was also good enough... 

For reference the other forms that are required which haven't been mentioned are :-

StM.2, STM.9 and STM.11

 

 

25 minutes ago, Wyabcp said:

For reference the other forms that are required which haven't been mentioned are :-

StM.2, STM.9 and STM.1

Those forms fully explained with link to fillable forms in OP of this thread. 

 

They will be handed to folk at document check 

 

11 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

Those forms fully explained with link to fillable forms in OP of this thread. 

 

They will be handed to folk at document check 

 

That's great thanks, yeah i was handed those when i got to CW. 

But as they weren't flagged in my post i incorrectly thought they wouldn't be required... My bad.. 

Always expect the unexpected.. 🙂 

10 minutes ago, Wyabcp said:

Always expect the unexpected

Hardly anyone will bring them. 

The doc check chicks at L1 will hand them to you as soon as you present your document "package" 

On 7/20/2025 at 7:25 AM, bamnutsak said:

If someone rents an apartment, which "Land Office sale documents" (phrase used in the document attached above) are/may be required.

 

For me, this has been the Blue Book for the multi-apartment building (copy, signed by the owner/landlord), accepted at CW for ~ ten years. (Along with other domicile-related documents.)

In the past, fewer documents were required for apartments, vs condos.

 

On 7/20/2025 at 2:02 PM, Wyabcp said:

The officer explained to me that my first application was missing an official document showing the condo owners name. That was needed so that it could be cross checked against the owners ID shown in the lease agreement. 

It kind of makes sense i guess. 

Makes sense for what?  We tell them where we live, and provide evidence of this - should be enough.  They can / sometimes-do come visit to verify we "really live there." 

If they think the lessor is doing something fraudulent, they can take it up with them. 

This has nothing to do with whether our honest extension-applications are valid - just a way to create hassles / encourage agent use.  Use an agent, and all these issues / document-requests somehow vanish - don't need any of this, and never a "home visit" (per reports), either.

On 7/8/2025 at 8:03 PM, Wyabcp said:

Hi all,

I obtained my non O 90 day visa in the UK prior to travelling to Thailand. This will end next month and I now have booked an appointment with immigration on 18th July for a Extension Visa for Retirement at Ratthaprasasana Phakdi Building, this is scheduled for the morning, I have also a meeting booked in the afternoon for multi entry at the same location.

Could someone please help and confirm required documents and evidence please ?

 

for extension I have:-

 

TM7 

TM30 - provided by my agent

Copy of my 1 year lease agreement

Passport

Photo's of passport ID page, stamp page, bio data page

4 x 4×6 cm photos of me

Copy of bank statement book all pages also showing no less than 800,000 baht has been in account for no less than 62 days

Hand drawn location map of my condo

Rental receipts for past 3 months rent

1900 Baht for 1 year extension fee

Also I understand that I need a letter from my bank too ? is that correct.

 

Re-Entry 

TM8

 

 

 

Many thanks in advance

 

 

 

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