Hello, we are going to Jomtien immigration tomorrow to get our first year retirement extension on our non-o visa. We will find out if we have to do it in Bangkok or if the drama was not necessary. We think we have all the required documents. Does anyone know if some copies will need to be signed by us, such as passport copies and rental agreement copies? Maybe it's just best to wait to see if they want them signed...
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The discussion outlines the process of obtaining a retirement extension on a Non-O visa in Thailand, specifically at the Jomtien immigration office. Key points include the need for signed copies of specific documents, particularly passport pages and entry stamps. A scenario is shared where the applicants were informed that they need to apply for the first extension in Bangkok due to the location of their original visa issuance, but they found a workaround by applying for a covid extension at Jomtien. They detail the challenges related to timing and the under consideration period for their application.
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