Free reminder

Elite Visa Reminder Service

Get free email reminders for your Elite Visa permission to stay date in Thailand. Missing the date can lead to overstay fines, immigration blacklisting, or rushed extensions. Set the date once and we'll remind you.

Enter the admitted until or permitted to stay until date in your passport.

We will start reminding you 30 days before the date.

What is an Elite Visa?

The Thailand Elite Visa is a long-term, multiple-entry tourist visa granted to members of the Thailand Privilege Card program. While membership can last for 5, 10, or 20 years, the visa allows you to get a permission to stay for 1 year at a time. This one-year stay must be extended annually at a Thai immigration office, or you can leave and re-enter Thailand to receive a new one-year stamp.

What this free service does

This is a completely free reminder tool for your Elite Visa. Enter your permission to stay date once and we will send you email reminders starting 30 days before it expires. No sign-up needed and no spam.

Why the date matters

Your Elite Visa has a specific "permission to stay until" date stamped in your passport. If you stay past this date you face daily overstay fines, possible detention, and future immigration problems when trying to enter Thailand again. Getting the date wrong can mean a rushed trip to the immigration office or unwanted stress.

Which date to enter

Enter the "Permission to stay until" or "Admitted until" date from the stamp in your passport. This is not the visa expiry date but the actual stay permission date given on arrival or extension.

What to take for your 1-year extension

To extend your stay for another year without leaving Thailand, you will need to visit an immigration office. Typical requirements include:

  • Your passport with the Elite Visa sticker and latest entry stamp
  • A completed TM.7 application form for extension of stay
  • One 4x6 cm passport photo
  • Copies of your passport's main page, Elite Visa sticker, and latest entry stamp
  • Proof of address (e.g., TM.30 receipt or a rental agreement)
  • A copy of your Thailand Privilege membership card

This is a general list. Requirements can vary by immigration office, so it's best to confirm with the specific office or Thailand Privilege member services before you go.

Disclaimer

This is not legal advice. We are not immigration officers. This free tool is run for Thai Kru to help foreigners avoid simple mistakes. For real help with your Elite Visa or any Thailand visa matter, contact Thai Kru directly. Always check official Thai immigration sources because rules can change without notice.

DIY resources

Official links and offices for people handling Elite Visa themselves. Rules change — always confirm on the official site before you go.

Websites & tools

Main immigration offices

Not legal advice. Office hours, fees, and portals change. Confirm on the official site or ask Thai Kru for help.

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