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Hi There,

Since Bangkok Immigration (Devision 1) has added Required Documents for DTV extension:

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Would anyone know if it’s possible to apply for DTV extension at Immigration in Bangkok, but based in Phuket? Meaning proof of Rent Agreement is for Phuket? Greatly appreciate your response without guessing 🙏🏻😉

Can I extend my DTV at immigration in Samut Prakan although my home is in Bangkok?

If no, could I just get a TM30 from a hotel in Samut Prakan and then be ok?

Went to two different Immigration offices in Phuket this week hoping to get some information about renewing in-country. Neither of them had any idea about cost or requirements 🙃.

Edit: *big apology to the semantic sticklers*

I (obviously) meant "extension" not "renewal." Yes words have meanings. They also get jumbled around in my brain and probably shouldn't make you so frustrated.

DTV Extension Questions:

1) When is the earliest possible time that someone can extend the DTV by another 6 months?

2) Can I get the DTV and then immediately go to extend it by 6 months at immigration, or do I have to wait a certain time?

3) Have there been any credible sources (actual person who did it already) as proof that it costs 1900 or 10000 THB to extend?

Thank you 🙏

Heads up re DTV extension in Thailand. I just went to do 90 day report at Samui Immigration and thought I would ask if they knew yet re the 180 day extension.

Waited 5mins and got pulled into an office with 2 very helpful officers and 2 very big folders of paper!!

Asked them a few questions but my main one was what they will require for the 180 day extension.

After flicking through folders they came up with answer that need to show 180 days of bank statements showing the 500k THB balance(I didnt ask about non Thai banks tbh) and no other documents needed.

They said that this could be subject to change and as so new they didnt really know too much about the process hence the 2 folders of documents.

Just an fyi basically and obviously this is just one Immigration Office so others might have different requirements but they did look like they were referring to official documents from a higher source.