This is a Hua Hin specific question. Perhaps cannot be answered here. I have an online morning appointment for extending my O visa (retirement). The IO told me that my bank statement and letter and bankbook update can be issued up to 3 days before my appointment at Immigration. Previously, I was doing these extensions in Lampang, and everything had to be "same day". I just want to make sure that I didn't misunderstand the IO in HH on this. Can anyone shed light if what is apparently accepted here in HH is common place in other offices? Thanks.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is seeking clarification on the acceptable age of bank statements when extending their O visa in Hua Hin. They learned from the immigration officer (IO) that a bank statement and letter may be accepted if issued up to 3 days before the appointment, contrasting with their previous experience in Lampang where same-day documents were required. Commenters indicate that requirements vary by location; some immigration offices allow older documents while others do not. The consensus emphasizes confirming the specific regulations with the Hua Hin immigration office.
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