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Can I renew my visa extension in a different province in Thailand?

Visa Renewal Visa Extension Thai Immigration Residence Address Requirements NON-O Visa

Mar 23, 2019

7 years ago

Andy **********

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A basic question I'm afraid but I'll be travelling in different provinces when my ,50+ extension is up for renewal for this year. Can I renew in a different province than where I live? I'm thinking more along the lines of the address requirements. Tia

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When renewing your 50+ visa extension in Thailand, it is required that you do so at the Immigration Office corresponding to your registered residence address. This means you cannot renew your visa in a different province than where you are officially registered.

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James ********

No. You must renew in the Immigration Office where you are registered as your residence address in Thailand.

7 years ago

Andy **********

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@Steve ******

yes you can apply in advance, so I'll arrange my plans to be home in that period. Thank you and appreciate the response.

7 years ago

Steve *******

I believe you can apply for it up to 30 days in advance

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Andy **********

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James Miller that was my impression. Thank you for your reply. I'll arrange my schedule accordingly.

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