Extension Of Stay - Until When?, Extending a non-imm-O visa based on retirement |
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Extension Of Stay - Until When?, Extending a non-imm-O visa based on retirement |
 2009-11-07 20:17:43
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Senior Member  Group: Members Posts: 113 Joined: 2007-06-11 From: Bangkok Member No.: 47,397  |
If I enter Thailand on a non-imm-O visa, say on December 1st 2009, I receive an extension of stay based on retirement, say on February 1st 2010, then until when will my visa last? December 1st 2010 or February 1st 2011? |
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2009-11-07 20:20:50
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Happy In Isaan Member. Group: Admin Posts: 13,339 Joined: 2006-10-23 From: Isaan Member No.: 36,914 |
12 months from when your current extension of stay ends.
Probably around 1st March. 2011 |
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2009-11-07 20:31:56
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Star Member Group: Global Moderators Posts: 28,179 Joined: 2003-02-11 From: Bangkok Member No.: 326 |
As said neither of those dates. Your extension of stay will end 12 months from your current permitted to stay date you have when you make the application. So about March 1
It is not a visa. |
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2009-11-07 20:46:53
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Senior Member Group: Members Posts: 113 Joined: 2007-06-11 From: Bangkok Member No.: 47,397 |
Thanks for your quick answer!
That was more than what I expected - great news! 
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2009-11-07 21:01:47
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Hello, hello...Is this thing working? Group: Advanced Members Posts: 1,628 Joined: 2004-11-12 Member No.: 14,272 |
QUOTE (GreenSnapper @ 2009-11-07 15:17:43)  Sorry if this is a dumb question. If I enter Thailand on a non-imm-O visa, say on December 1st 2009, I receive an extension of stay based on retirement, say on February 1st 2010, then until when will my visa last? December 1st 2010 or February 1st 2011?  Lopburi3 has it right. He's the rxpert on this anyhow. But you must understand also that there is a requirement to notify the immigration (telephone call is okay) every 90 days to verify your address....they will be unhappy if you don't. Where you make the notification depends on where you live in Thailand. You notify your local office |
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2009-11-07 21:04:49
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Happy In Isaan Member. Group: Admin Posts: 13,339 Joined: 2006-10-23 From: Isaan Member No.: 36,914 |
QUOTE (IMA_FARANG @ 2009-11-07 21:01:47) But you must understand also that there is a requirement to notify the immigration (telephone call is okay) every 90 days to verify your address....they will be unhappy if you don't. Where you make the notification depends on where you live in Thailand. You notify your local office No. You cannot do it by telephone. In person, by post or someone can do it on your behalf. If you fail to do this the fine is 2,000 Baht. |
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2009-11-07 21:04:59
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Senior Member Group: Advanced Members Posts: 866 Joined: 2008-12-05 Member No.: 72,443 |
Apparently you are planning to get a one (1) year extension of stay based on retirement. Do you have your financials in order? 800k in a Thai bank for 60 days at the time of extension application or 65k per month pension letter from your embassy, or a combination of bank deposit and monthly pension equal to 800k per year.
This post has been edited by InterestedObserver: 2009-11-07 21:23:05 |
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2009-11-07 21:06:59
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Happy In Isaan Member. Group: Admin Posts: 13,339 Joined: 2006-10-23 From: Isaan Member No.: 36,914 |
OR a combination of both.
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