CONVERT 30 DAY EXTENSION INTO NON O VISA 2

First, you will need financial proof:If in Thailand, this can be a letter from your embassy stating that you have 65,000+ baht average monthly income; or 800,000 baht in a bank account in Thailand, together with the transfer details that prove the money came from abroad; or a combination of income and money in bank coming to 800,000 baht annualized.If applying outside Thailand, I suggest you do it in Savannakhet. They will issue you with a single entry Non O (50+) with the income letter and/or money in the bank (and I believe the money in the bank can be in an overseas account)). If you want to apply in Vientiane, it is best to use the income method, which I think obviates the need for proof of retirement. If applying there based on money in the bank, you need to also be able to show some income from something like a pension (they worry about illegal working in Thailand).If applying via a process of conversion without leaving Thailand, the details will vary a bit depending on your local immigration office. Some may make it difficult. At a minimum, you must have 15 days left on your current permission to stay, but some offices may insist on at least 21 days left. If you indicate where you are living in Thailand, someone can probably give you guidance on how the conversion works at your local immigration office.One way or another (whether through conversion or visa from a consulate outside Thailand) you will have a 90-day entry. Towards the end of those 90 days, you apply for a one-year extension of your permission to stay (If applying for the extension with money in the bank, this money must be in an account in Thailand, and must have been there for 60 days.). If you want to leave Thailand (either during the initial 90 days, or during the one-year extension, you must get a re-entry permit to keep your permission to stay intact when you return to Thailand. htps://www.immigration.go.th/content/service_80

CONVERT A 30 DAY VISA EXEMPT TO NON O VISA

CONVERT A 30 DAY TO NON O VISA. You will need at least 15 days left because that’s how long they want to process the application. About two weeks after applying for the visa you return to immigration to have the visa stamped in your passport and receive a new 90 day permit to stay. Towards the end of that 90 day stay you return to immigration to apply for a 1 year extension of stay based on retirement. At no time do you need to leave the country.IF APPLYING VIA A PROCESS OF CONVERSION WITHOUT LEAVING THAILAND, You will need to use one of three methods to prove finances. 1.a letter from your embassy stating that you have 65,000+ baht average monthly income; or 2. 800,000 baht in a bank account in Thailand, together with the transfer details that prove the money came from abroad; or 3. a combination of income and money in bank coming to 800,000 baht annualized.IF APPLYING OUTSIDE THAILAND.I suggest you do it in Savannakhet in Laos.They will issue you with a single entry Non O (50+) with the income letter and/or money in the bank (and I believe the money in the bank can be in an overseas account). If you want to apply in Vientiane, it is best to use the income method, which I think obviates the need for proof of retirement. If applying there based on money in the bank, you need to also be able to show some income from something like a pension (they worry about illegal working in Thailand).If applying via a process of conversion without leaving Thailand, the details will vary a bit depending on your local immigration office. Some may make it difficult. At a minimum, you must have 15 days left on your current permission to stay, but some offices may insist on at least 21 days left. One way or another (whether through conversion or visa from a consulate outside Thailand) you will have a 90-day entry. Towards the end of those 90 days, you apply for a one-year extension of your permission to stay (If applying for the extension with money in the bank, this money must be in an account in Thailand, and must have been there for 60 days.). If you want to leave Thailand (either during the initial 90 days, or during the one-year extension, you must get a re-entry permit to keep your permission to stay intact when you return to Thailand.

NON O MULTIPLE ENTRY FROM SAVANNAKHET BASED ON MARRIAGE

Non O multiple entry based on marriage went effortlessly, come prepared and you have nothing to fear* Application form filled in with 2 passport photos* signed copy of the house book* Signed copy of the wife's ID card* Copy of wedding certificate* Copy of registration of marriage* Visa fee 5,000 baht * show originals of the above and that's all you need.Time spend at the counter less the a minute as when I arrived at 10am  I was the only one, next day 2pm pick up and ready within 5 minutes. Back in Thailand at 3pm

30 DAY ON ENTRY VISA?

30 day on entry visa? Except it isn't a visa.The need for a visa is waived for many nationalities   (https://www.speedy-visa.com/visa-exempt-countries) upon arrival if you didn't get a visa before traveling and immigration gives you a 30 day permission to stay in Thailand without the need for a visa.During the last week of your 30 day stay, you can go to an immigration office and get a 30 day extension of your permission to stay. You're not extending a visa. You never got a visa. You're extending  your permission to remain in Thailand.Even if you go into immigration several days before your first permission to stay expires, the new 30 days is added to the first 30 days, so you don't lose any days by going in early.

LIST OF DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FROM PHUKET IMMIGRATION OFFICE FOR RETIREMENT EXTENSION

LIST OF DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FROM PHUKET IMMIGRATION OFFICE FOR RETIREMENT EXTENSION
Persons who are 50 years old or above and which fulfill the required criteria
are eligible for a 1 year extension based on retirement.
Prerequisite are:
Valid Non-O visa without overstay or valid extension.
Up to date address registration.
Required papers:
Completely filled in TM 7 form.
Copies from following passport pages:
Detail page
Current visa/extension
All extensions from last Non-O visa or transfer stamp to new passport. (If applicable)
Last entry stamp
TM6 departure card
Passport size picture.
Proof of financial status either:
Letter from Embassy/Consul Certifying over THB 65000 month. (valid 6 months),
Supporting documents of the income may be requested by the immigration officer.
Copy bank book name page. OR
Copy updated Thai bank book name page and last 2/3 months transactions showing at least THB 800.000.
Signed and stamped bank letter AND Signed and stamped bank statement showing the money for the required period.
( 2 months first time, 3 months for consecutive extensions and both letters and updated bankbook maximum 7 days old )
Please make sure that all papers have the same balance mentioned OR
Combination of both which combined is at least THB 800.000 a year.
Picture of applicant in front of the house with house number clearly visible.
Hand draw map of the location of the house.
Extension application can be submitted within the last 45 days of the current visa/extension.
If joined account is used (with marriage certificate) only 50% of balance is used.
Only saving or fixed accounts where the money is at any time available are accepted.