macca46 wrote: (Some text removed for clarity)
I entered in on the second of Feb. this year on O-A visa which will renew in January.
All the general speaking in Thai to my g/f kept on saying to her was go up to Nong Kia over into Laos to immigration there no paper work just go there and pay 1900B and they will give you another 12 month stamp, very quick not have to wait very long not like here.
Has anyone else been told this when they have been to the Udon Thani office,
Haven't heard this one before. The "...no paperwork" part sounds strange and maybe suspicious. Maybe the part about getting the extension very quickly is because Nong Khai can approve an extension on the spot (conjecture on my part) while Udon will ask you to come back some times later (in my case, one month later).
macca46 wrote: (Some text removed for clarity)
I an not applying for a marriage visa just the normal, I have the 800000b in the bank plus my pension is direct deposited on a monthly basis.
Your mentioning 800,000 baht suggests that you are considering an extension based on retirement. If that is the case, you might want to read the pamphlet prepared by the Pattaya office of the Immigration Bureau that explains the requirements of obtaining an extension based on retirement. Even better, visit the office in Udon again and ask for this information because there might be some differences between the two offices.
http://www.google.co.th/url?sa=t&rct=j& ... 0786,d.dGY
macca46 wrote: (Some text removed for clarity)
My last 90 day visit is on 23/01/2015 and I presume that visa expires on 02/02/2015 this is a difference of 10 days in total will they do both at the same time or make me visit twice? because of the 7 day rule.
Your permission to stay expires on the date noted on the entry stamp in your passport. It is not affected by when you made your 90 day address report.
macca46 wrote:
Will I require a letter from my bank or just update my passbook on the day? and what about the TM 7 form? As I do not speak or understand a word of Thai I have no idea what he said.
The T.M 7 form is available at the Immigration Office as well as being downloadable via the URL below.
http://www.immigration.go.th/nov2004/en ... e=download
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