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Can you extend a retirement visa in Thailand up to 3 months in advance?

Retirement Visa Visa Extension Thailand Immigration Visa Regulations Financial Requirements

Dec 3, 2018

7 years ago

Bob **********

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Hello TVA I’ve just read on another site that you can now extend your yearly visa based on retirement up to 3 months in advance,any of you experts hear anything??

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The initial query asks whether it is now possible to extend a retirement visa in Thailand up to three months in advance. Commenters express skepticism, noting that there haven't been any official policy changes regarding extension application periods, which remain at 45 days in major cities like Phuket and Bangkok, and 30 days in other areas. They emphasize caution, advising against trusting unofficial sources until the immigration office provides official information.

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Tod *********

AT THIS TIME, there are NO policy changes in when you can apply for your yearly extension at your immigration office AND NO policy change as far as what documentation will be accepted if you're using income to meet the financials when the consulates stop issuing them.

it's a waiting game and what I wouldn't do is believe ANYONE until the immigration office comes out with something official.

7 years ago

Tod *********

If the other site was Pattaya

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I believe you read where the O/P posted "we were told" <- which I questioned and was told they talked to some 'agents" who said so.

7 years ago

Bob **********

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@Tod ********

Thanks Tod nothing for sure then

7 years ago

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Bob **********

Robert *******

And in which city was that or is that Nationwide. I did not read an change in the application period, So for me it still is 45 days at Phuket, Bangkok Chang Mai and 30 days at other offices.

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