14 September 2009
Residency (Residence permit) Every foreigner in Thailand who stays on a long-term basis seek some stability in this country and dream to stay longer after numerous years of yearly visa extension. Each one struggles with their requirements hoping that next year it would be the same. What better solution versus the ever-changing visa immigration rules? [...]
Posted in Permanent ResidenceComments (1)
14 September 2009
Required Documents: Nationals of countries specified by the Ministry and approved by the cabinet. The nationality must be the same as the country issuing the passport Entering Thailand as tourists for 15 days 1 passport picture 4×6 cm, not more than 6 months old No blacklisted person (persona non grata) according to the immigration laws [...]
Posted in Tourist Visa, Tourist Visa (Embassy Issued)Comments (0)
14 September 2009
Required Documents: In case of student Immigration Form 7 (Tor Mor 7) Copy of passport A 4 cm. X 6 cm. Photograph 1,900 baht application fee A certified document from the governor of the province in which the Private Educational Institute is located or from the Government Department or equivalent that takes care of the [...]
Posted in Educational Visa, One Year Visa Extension, OtherComments (0)
14 September 2009
Required Documents: Immigration form 7 (Tor Mor 7) A copy of passport A 4 cm. X 6 cm. Photograph 1,900 baht application fee Evidence indicating the parental status; birth certificate or a Judical Custody order of the child Evidence presenting financial status: Bank pass-book, bank statement certifying amount of money in the applicant’s account, a [...]
Posted in One Year Visa Extension, Support a Thai ChildComments (0)
14 September 2009
You must be legally married to a Thai citizen to be eligible. A ceremonial wedding or de facto relationship will not be considered. • The consideration for an extension based on marriage generally involves two (2) trips to immigration. The initial application is submitted on the first trip and then a second trip 30 days [...]
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14 September 2009
There are two types of visa options for individuals who are interested in retiring in Thailand. The first option is an O-A Retirement visa which is obtained in your home country before entering Thailand. The second, and most common is the extension of stay based on retirement which is processed at immigration inside Thailand. This [...]
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