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Does Immigration Division 1 accept 30 or 45 days to apply for a Retirement Extension in Thailand?

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Immigration Division 1 - do they accept 30 or 45 days to apply for Retirement Extension?

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In Thailand, specifically at Immigration Division 1 in Bangkok, applicants can apply for a Retirement Extension up to 45 days before their existing visa stamp expires. Some comments suggest a 30-day option, but the primary guideline is 45 days for submission.

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30 day

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Wrong! It's 45 days

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Bangkok allows extension applications 45 days before the existing stamp ends.

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