3. Service Areas:
Anyway, they can refuse passports due to being overdue.
(Note: TPC has no responsibility if members get penalties due to late reporting)
90-day reporting is essential, and it is recommended that the rules and regulations of the Thai Immigration Bureau be followed.
In this step, members must drop off all their essential documents and Passports at our head office
Documents for the 90-day reporting
Your Passport will be handed over to the Immigration Bureau.
Collect your passport within the given time.
Reminder
You must check the due date of your 90-day reporting. This is essential to avoid penalties and fines. Drop all your important documents and passports at the immigration office at least 15 days before the due date, and your only submission day is Monday.
If you want to extend your stay permit, give an application to the provincial immigration center. Your stay permission will be extended according to your member’s status, and you have to pay a minimum fee for the processing fee.
The core requirement of the process is that you are physically present at their office. The authorities will take your picture and scan your fingerprint.
Here is the chart that shows the banned period for aliens (people who overstay are called aliens)
The immigration bureau of Thailand has established some regulations and advisable tips for foreigners who want to stay here for a long time.
Foreigners cannot stay in the Kingdom of Thailand after the expiry of their stay permit.
Foreigners who fail to leave Thailand on time (before the order’s date)- have to give a 500 bath fine. They cannot even reenter here for a respective period.
But if an alien gets arrested
For less than 1 year of overstaying, they will be banned for 5 years. More than 1 year of overstaying the banned period will be 10 years!
However, the rule does not apply to those who depart the country and those below 18.
In a recent update, Thailand Privilege Card members were given access to open bank accounts at Bangkok and Kasikorn Bank. But without this visa, this opportunity is unavailable.
Essential Documents for Bank Account Opening:
Ans: Thailand has both modern benefits and a lot of history and cultural heritage. Before moving, it's important to learn about visa choices, local traditions, the cost of living, health care, and lifestyle differences.
Ans: Costs depend on where you live and how you live. Living in a small town or city can cost between $600 and $800 a month, but in Bangkok or a vacation area, it can cost more. Moreover, it can cost between $1,500 and $2,000 a month to live comfortably.
Ans: There are plenty of popular choices. Bangkok for city life, Chiang Mai for a slower pace, Phuket for living on the coast, and Hua Hin for a quieter beach life are all excellent options.
Ans: Thailand's health care is top-notch, especially in the big towns. A lot of expats choose private insurance so they can go to better doctors. Moreover, have a better experience with the service.
Ans: Foreigners can usually rent land for up to 30 years at a time, and they can own condominiums as long as they follow certain rules. It is not possible to have direct landownership.
Ans: Yes. Entrepreneurs can get business visas, and students can get education visas. Moreover, skilled workers and investors can get special long-term stay programs.
Ans: Thailand puts a lot of value on society, respect, and order. Being modest is important; greetings usually include the traditional "wai,". Also, people are polite and quiet in public.
Ans: Thailand is a safe place to visit. There isn't much violent crime, but small thefts can happen in busy places. Taking simple safety measures is important for foreigners living alone or with families to feel safe.
Ans: Thai immigration offices are in charge of extending visas. It's important to check the conditions before applying because they change based on the privilege card type.
Ans: The multiple-entry tourist visa lets you stay for up to 60 days at a time, over the course of six months. You can extend your stay by talking to the Thai immigration.
