Harbour.Space@UTCC

Services

Student Visa

Student Visa Extension for Foreign Students Contact:

Miday Areerump

UTCC Coordinator

[email protected]
VISA EXTENSION

Visa Officer at the Harbour.Space Building 10, 6th Floor, Please contact our staff at least 45 days before the expiration date.

RE-ENTRY PERMIT

While you are on your education visa, if you intend to leave Thailand, a re-entry permit is required to re-enter Thailand. With a re-entry permit, your current visa remains valid during your temporary stay outside Thailand.

There are two types of re-entries permits:
Single Entry: Allowing you to leave and re-enter Thailand only once.
Multiple Entry: Allowing you to leave and re-enter Thailand multiple times till the validity of your visa. Strongly recommended for students who are on a 12-month visa and plan to travel outside of Thailand.

A Re-Entry Permit must be applied for in-person, by the passport holders (you) only. The Immigration Bureau at Chaengwattana is usually able to process a re-entry permit on the same day. You may also apply for the same at the Immigration Checkpoint in the airport or any border during departure (can be applied only on the same day with the trip). You need to ensure that you submit your documents to the immigration bureau before leaving the country and get the re-entry permit stamp on your passport.
Documents required for Immigration:
Passport with departure card and a photocopy Completed Application Form for Re-Entry into the Kingdom (TM. 8) One 2-inch colored photo taken within the last 6 months Fees (payable at the Immigration) 1,000 THB for single entry; 3,800 THB for multiple entries
90 DAYS REPORT
Notification of Staying Longer than 90 Days, or the 90 Days Report is required if you stay in Thailand longer than 90 days on an Education “ED” Visa.

This is not the same as extending your visa and needs to be done periodically – every 90 days– you spend at a stretch in Thailand. The cycle of reporting is required for the entire duration of your stay in Thailand, start from the date which you enter Thailand. You are required to submit the 90 days report to immigration 15 days before and up to 7 days after.

Once you report to immigration, you will receive a “Receipt of Notification” that indicates the date of your next appointment.

It is your responsibility to ensure that you submit documents to immigration. In case If the Receipt of Notification is lost, you need to get the police report instead.

The first application for extension of stay is equivalent to the notification of staying in the Kingdom over 90 days. If you leave the country and re-enter, the day count starts at 1 in every case.
Documents required for Immigration:
Original passport with departure card
Completed Application Form for Staying Longer Than 90 days (TM. 47)
(Free of charge for this issue)