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What are the requirements for a Thai non-immigrant B extension based on a work application?

Thai Visa Non-Immigrant B Visa Visa Extension Work Permit Immigration Rules Financial Evidence for Visa

Dec 26, 2018

6 years ago

Darren *********

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A few questions related to one extension to stay  based on working application. 1. Assuming everything else is in order, would you have to show evidence of 40k a month going into your bank for any period of time (eg 3 months) or would confirmation from your employer (work contract) be enough? 2. If you’ve ‘stretched out’ a non imm b multi the 90 days past the VISA expiry date shown on the actual non imm b visa itself, would this be an issue for immigration when considering you for an extension to stay based on working? Reasons being: proposed pay-rise (to meet the 40k) and a final non imm b exit stamp  dated mid Feb.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The discussion focuses on the requirements for extending a non-immigrant B visa based on employment. Questions include whether evidence of a monthly income of 40k THB needs to be shown in bank statements or if an employer's confirmation is sufficient. Additionally, concerns are raised about the implications of overstaying a visa, particularly in the context of applying for an extension after the original visa expiry date.

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Darren *********

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If you bounce prior to the expiration date on your non imm b multi you get an extra 90 days. Mine was mid Nov, but I’m now stamped in to mid Feb (I bounced just before) I was just wondering if that would pose any issue when applying for an extension to stay. Or should it have been done prior to mid Nov.

6 years ago

Darren *********

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@Robert ******

thank you 🙏

6 years ago

Robert *******

Does not have any influence, you got a new period of stay and as long as you apply for the last date of this stay it is no problem.

6 years ago

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Robert *******

Joe ***********

Darren, I have a one year B Visa multi entry, last year I was on a one year extension of stay (B visa extension). So I understand the process involving B Visas and Extensions... However, I do not understand what you wrote here " 2. If you’ve ‘stretched out’ a non imm b multi the 90 days past the VISA expiry date shown on the actual non imm b visa itself, would this be an issue for immigration when considering you for an extension to stay based on working? .... ???

Please explain.

6 years ago

Robert *******

You show Tax and SSO payments of the last three months of you and the 4 Thai staff.

6 years ago

Robert *******

As an employee you need to meet the requirements and that is a minimum income of 40.000 Thb a month if you're married to a Thai wife by proof of tax payments and SSO payments of the Thai staff and yourself for the last 3 months. For teachers there is no income requirement, for people not married to a Thai the salary and tax payments differs on country of origin

6 years ago

Darren *********

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And tax records can be shown, but at a lower rate. I’m wondering if 40k has to be shown for a certain amount of time.

6 years ago

Darren *********

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Hi Robert, it’s for being employed, not being an employer. Sorry if wasn’t clear.

6 years ago

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Darren *********

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