Today I extended my retirement visa, of course a new document, but we were gone again just before noon. Checked when leaving, is it my passport and extended until the year 2025? Yes, everything's fine, let's go.
TB Immigration Info Letter No. 044: Request extension Bangkok – From now on no earlier than 3 days before the end date
Those requesting an extension in Bangkok are asked to do so only 3 days before the end of their stay. This will take effect from July 20, 21 until further notice.
TB Immigration Infobrief No. 043/21: Allow COVID-19 extension extended again until September 27, 2021
The application for a so-called COVID-19 extension was again extended until September 27, 2021. This means that immigration officers may allow an extension of the period of stay of 60 days instead of 30 days. In principle, this means that you could then stay until November 26, 2021 if you still request the extension on September 27, 2021.
Am married, have NON-O visa for 90 days till Oct 05th. Can I extend this FIRST (60 days extension based on visiting my wife) and only then apply for a YEAR extension based on the monthly 40.000 baht deposit?
Which residence extension can you apply for if you are not married, but do live with a Thai person and with three children from the relationship who have been recognized by you, so bear your family name. Two of them are minors.
Is it still possible to obtain (buy) an extension of 30 days from an immigration office after 14 days (free tourist visa)?
I am currently still in Quarantine on a 45 day Visa Exemption. Next Wednesday I can finally leave for Hua Hin, to my girlfriend. Now my question is, can I still extend my visa after those 45 days? What is an easy way (or less easy, as long as it works) And if so, what steps should I take? Can I just go to an immigration office?
Currently, only a NON-Immigrant – O (Thai marriage) visa with single entry is issued by the Thai embassy/consulate, which implies that we only have 90 days to extend my visa for 1 year. However, upon entry into Thailand, if vaccinated, a quarantine period of 7 days is still imposed.
I am currently residing in Thailand on a so-called “retirement visa”, applied for an annual extension with my Non-Immigrant 'O-A' visa obtained at the Thai Embassy in Brussels. I am now married and would therefore like to opt for “marriage visa” in the future. Apparently this would NOT be possible with my 'O-A' and is that application only possible with a Non Immigrant 'O' visa? At least this is claimed at Pattaya immigration.
I am coming to Thailand on a NON-O marriage visa for 90 days. I want to extend this as long as possible. I am familiar with the 400.000 baht requirement.
I have some questions about converting an ”extension of stay” based on retirement to an “extension of stay” based on mariage.
A good friend of ours has been living in Thailand for 10 years (AMPHOE BAN KHWAO). He is 86 and can no longer come to Bangkok to extend his visa, can this also be done by post? What should he arrange for that?
Thailand visa application No. 196/20: Non-immigrant O – Extension
On December 21 I come out of a 15 day quarantine. My O visa is valid until December 22. Now I have only topped up my 1 baht for 800.000 month.
Questioner: Hendrik I have a Non Imm O visa based on marriage, valid until Aug 6, 2020. Make a visa run to NL every 3 months for family visits. Last returned early March 2020 and should do another run June 6th. This was not necessary because of the amnesty. Could I extend my visa for another 30 days at Immigration or will I have to return to NL on July 31? Response RonnyLatYa Beyond …
Foreigners can apply for a visa extension after July 31
Foreign visitors still stranded in Thailand due to the Covid-19 pandemic can apply for an extended short stay on July 31, the immigration chief said.
Questioner: Rudolf I have a difference of opinion with my Thai wife. My Dutch brother-in-law has been living in Thailand (Kantang) with my sister-in-law for about 8 years on the basis of marriage. She has 3 children from a Thai man. I thought I read here that if the Thai partner dies early, you can stay until the annual visa expires. I think he needs to remarry soon if this ever happens, or else a retired visa…
I have a Non Immigrant O and just obtained another one year extension in Chiang Mai. Do that with the combination method (visa support letter). AOW + pension about bht 530.000 and bht 300.000 on BKK bank. And that bht 300.000 should remain on it, which has been confirmed by Immigration CM. If I marry, that amount will be bht 400.000 instead of 800.000. With my AOW I already have that amount or does there still have to be a certain amount in your bank account, do you know that?