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Although something of a nuisance, those remaining in the Kingdom for more than 90 days on a non-immigrant visa must complete their 90 day report.

Further update regarding Thai Immigration matters.

Although there was a lull in immigration enforcement activity, it now seems as though raids continue apace.

The recent changes to USCIS policy regarding denial of visa petitions without issuance of a request for evidence could have a substantial impact upon the processing of fiancee visa petitions and applications.

Although not likely in the near future, it seems logical to infer that a single immigration scheme for all of ASEAN may one day be a reality.

Recent regulatory changes regarding verification of income letters at the British Embassy in Thailand point to the possibility that income affidavit issuance from the US Embassy may be discontinued in a retirement visa context.

In light of recent announcements from the UK Embassy in Bangkok regarding the discontinuation of issuance of income certification letters it remains to be seen whether the American Embassy will continue issuing such documents into the foreseeable future.

The Royal Thai Embassy in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia appears poised to introduce an online appointment system.

Those staying illegally in Thailand are being targeted by the new Immigration Police Chief.

Due to recent proactive enforcement campaigns from Thai Immigration police it is advisable that foreigners overstaying in Thailand depart as soon as possible.