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re; extension criteria Chaengwattana

Okay after multiple tries to get the DTV extension of stay criteria paperwork from the main immigration at Chaengwattana Section J over about a month going there every week to the section that does Tourist Visa & DTV extensions, I finally got it today.

The first two pages are the Thai language and the last two are the english

Could have already been posted sorry if it was

That's the best I could do people :)

Arrived in Thailand - August 24 on DTV visa. Based in Chaiyaphum, visited immigration yesterday for 90 day check in, they confirmed I needed to do this.

In regards to my next visit, they are saying I can get an extension for another 6 months or if I leave the country and come back in I will need to report and show evidence of funds in the bank. I did not think this was an ongoing requirement?

I think I am the first and only person in the area on the DTV visa as they had to do some research before confirming.

Is ongoing proof of funds a requirement for DTV that others have experienced?

Thanks 🙏

Silly question; I'm on Non 0 Retirement extension, issued in Chiang Mai. Do I need to prove 3 months seasoning after extension? If yes, how do I do that? Thanks

First 12 months extension question: I have been approved for a Non-O visa. When I go apply for the first extension what documents do I need to bring. It's a retirement Non-O visa .

Hello.

Do you need TM30 in Jomtien for 30 day extension?

I am renting an airbnb ifor a month n Pattaya and am here on visa exempt. Before renting I asked the owner about providing TM30 and she said that TM30 not needed now. Instead she gives the renters "blue book" and her passport.

However reading posts on the forum it seems TM30 is required after all?

Thanks

I recently extended by ‘retirement’ visa @ Jomtien immigration and picked up this for those whom it may help…

I am about to extend my 45 days another 30 days at Thai Immigration in Bangkok, but i am also going to HUA HIN for some relaxing, should i just go to Immigration in HUA HIN instead of Bangkok?

Hi all, have anyone recently done covid extension? My STV Visa is about to expire on 02 September (2 extensions already). Could someone help me a little bit? 😊

1. When can I do my Covid extension, I have been told that 2 weeks before expire, but I also find information that I can do it anytime.

2. If I do extension now, will I lose my remaining days on STV Visa, or it will be 60 days + from 02 September?

3. What documents/photo copies are exactly required for covid extension?

4. Do I need TM.30 Notification in signed or printed photo/ screenshot from website is okay?

5. I headed that sometimes they want A embassy letter from home country’s embassy in Thailand depending on reason of extension? So what reason should I put to avoid that "Tourism"?😅

I will appreciate any help! Thank you

I have a 90 day visa exempt with a Brazil passport. The visa expires April 7.

I'd like to extend it another 30 days. Are they doing these? How early can I do it? (as of this post I guess I'm about 2 weeks out).

What do I need to bring with me?

At Phuket Town Immigration today officials telling retirement visa applicants that there has been a rule change regarding having minimum 800,000 bht in the bank. They were saying the new rule requires the money to be in the account for 12 months and they were asking for statements to that effect. A number of people were caught out by this and not a little upset.

Has any member of the group heard about this?