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Can I Renew My Yearly Retirement Extension in Thailand Up to 45 Days Before the Due Date?
Apr 17, 2020
6 years ago
David **********
ORIGINAL POSTERJust checking that yearly retirement extension renewal can be done up to 45 days before the due date?
TLDR : Answer Summary
Yes, in areas where the Immigration Office permits it, you can renew your yearly retirement extension up to 45 days before the due date. However, in some locations, the renewal is only allowed during the last 30 days. It's advisable to check with your local Immigration Office for specific regulations and requirements.
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Robert *******
Okay, thanks for the compliment but I do not see a reason to discuss any further. It depends on your Immigration Office, please give them a call or a visit and if you are there, get directly the hand out with requirements and you know what to prepare and when to apply.
good luck
good luck
David **********
ORIGINAL POSTERKoh Samui and simply trying to beat any potential trouble at the beginning of May
Marty *********
You should tell people what immigration office you are using
Peter ***********
Yes... I do mine 2 weeks before
Richard *******
That is only 14 days !!
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Robert *******
If you live in an area where Immigration Office allows you to apply during the last 45 days, yes, if not then it will be during the last 30 days.
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