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Has the 90-Day Residence Confirmation for Retirement Visas Been Waived in Thailand?

Retirement Visa 90-Day Report Immigration Office

Apr 19, 2020

6 years ago

Steven ********

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Does anyone know if the 90 day residence confirmation check regarding a retirement visa has been waived. I usually confirm mine at Bluport which is presently closed. My check is due on 26th April. Will I have to go to the Immigration Office at Pranburi? I have tried to extend online without success.

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A user inquires about the status of the 90-day residence confirmation check for retirement visas, mentioning that their usual reporting location is closed and their deadline is upcoming. Comments indicate that the requirement has been waived until at least April 30th, with advice to still report on time if possible.

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James ********

Good Luck.

Tod has given you good advice. Take care...stay safe.

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6 years ago

Mike ********

Do it online quick & easy

6 years ago

Tod *********

did you read the last line in the post

@Mi**

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I have tried to extend online without success. :/

6 years ago

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Tod *********

Bluport Mall location in Hua Hin is closed. Also you don't have to do a 90 day report right now as they are waived until the 30th (and possibly longer) BUT I would say if you can go and file one GO do it. There is no down side to actually doing it on time.

Go to the main immigration office in Hua Hin

6 years ago

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Tod *********

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