Thailand Immigration Act B.E.2522 (Sections 85-92)
Transitory Provisions
Section 85. Aliens who were already permitted to stay temporarily in the Kingdom on the day this Act comes into force shall be considered as aliens permitted under this Act. However, their rights and privileges shall be those specified in their existing permission evidence.
Section 86. Aliens permitted to stay temporarily in the Kingdom who have already overstayed the ninety-day period on the day this Act comes into force shall be required to make their first notification to the competent official under Section 37 (5) within seven days from the day this Act comes into force.
Section 87. The householder, owner, or possessor of a dwelling place, or a hotel manager, who has already accommodated an alien with permission to temporarily stay in the Kingdom on the day this Act comes into force, shall notify the competent official under Section 38 within thirty days from the day this Act comes into force.
Section 88. Residence certificates issued under the immigration laws prior to the day this Act comes into force and which are still valid shall be deemed as residence certificates issued under this Act.
Section 89. Evidence of notification for leaving the Kingdom to re-enter, made by the competent official in the residence certificate of an alien prior to the day this Act comes into force, shall be considered valid evidence of notification for leaving the Kingdom to re-enter under this Act.
Section 90. An alien who has already been ordered to be detained while awaiting repatriation on the day this Act comes into force shall be deemed to be an alien detained while awaiting repatriation under this Act.
Section 91. All applications or petitions of aliens that are under process on the day this Act comes into force shall be considered as those submitted under this Act.
Section 92. All Ministerial Regulations, Regulations, Orders, or Resolutions of the Immigration Commission under the Immigration Act B.E. 2493 (1950), as amended by the Immigration Act (No. 2) B.E. 2497 (1954), which were in force before the day this Act comes into force, shall remain in effect if they do not conflict with this Act, until they are replaced or superseded by Ministerial Regulations, Regulations, Orders, or Resolutions of the Commission under this Act.
Countersignature
- Hotrakit
Deputy Prime Minister
Rate of Fees, Working Fee, and Other Expenses Fees
(1) Visa Stamping under Section 12 (1)
Single Entry: 2,000 baht
Multiple Entry: 10,000 baht
(2) Appeal under Section 22, per person: 2,000 baht
(3) Application for Extension of Temporary Stay in the Kingdom under Section 35, per person, each time: 2,000 baht
(4) Appeal under Section 36, per person: 2,000 baht
(5) Application for Permission for Re-entry into the Kingdom under Section 39:
Single Use: 2,000 baht
Multiple Use within Remaining Period: 5,000 baht
(6) Application for Permission to Take Up Residency in the Kingdom under Section 45, per person: 8,000 baht
(7) Residence Certificate under Sections 47 or 51, per certificate: 200,000 baht
Where the applicant for the residence certificate is a spouse or non-sui juris child of an alien having residency in the Kingdom, or of a Thai national, per certificate: 100,000 baht
(8) Evidence of Notification for Leaving the Kingdom for Re-entry under Section 50 (1), per person: 2,000 baht
(9) Residence Certificate under Section 50 (2), per certificate: 20,000 baht
(10) Documents Issued under Section 52, per document: 2,000 baht
(11) Application for Nationality Verification Submitted to the Competent Official under Section 57, per person: 800 baht
Working Fees and Other Expenses
(1) Conveyance inspection outside official hours:
If without passengers: per conveyance, each time, not exceeding 200 baht
If there are passengers: per person, not exceeding 10 baht
(2) Conveyance inspection at locations other than those prescribed by the Director-General under Section 26, paragraph one: per conveyance per day, not exceeding 200 baht
(3) Waiting to conduct a conveyance inspection, not due to the fault of the competent official: per day, not exceeding 200 baht
(4) Absence from office premises to detain a conveyance: per conveyance per day, not exceeding 200 baht
The English language translation is provided for research and educational purposes only.
Persons with legal problems in Thailand are advised to contact a licensed lawyer, US Immigration Attorney Thailand
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