Regarding retirement non o - section 8 medical certificate (hospital only valid for seven days) - Does this mean that immigration no longer accept a medical certificate from a doctors practice? thanks 🙏🏻
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The conversation inquires about the updated requirements for a medical certificate for the retirement NON-O visa in Thailand, specifically whether immigration has transitioned to accepting medical certificates exclusively from hospitals rather than local doctors' practices. There is a consensus among the commenters that the requirement indeed specifies 'hospital only' and that the medical certificate is valid for just seven days, indicating a change possibly triggered by COVID-19. Additionally, there's a mention of uncertainty regarding the documentation necessary for registering the residency of foreigners.
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Yes it seems so, this has. changed since Covid. Thanks Robert. Also regarding 11- Document for Notification of residence of foreigners. immigration.go.th - this is unclear but i assume it refers to the actual registration of address details (I did this when applying for the initial 3 months non-O with documents provided by landlord/ owner). I am uncertain which document they ask for, so I have printed the web page showing my registration on the site. Am i missing any detail here?
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I recently extended my Retirement visa in Bangkok with no medical document.
correct it is NOT required at most immigration offices.
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Thanks everyone
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Thank you Tod
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a TM30 receipt that shows you have been registered in the system is just a screen grab printed like this
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I don't believe it changed from covid-19, Some immigration offices have always had that as a requirement and a year or so ago they went from a clinic health cert to one from a hospital
What is the immigration office that you are using.
the hospital had told me my medical certificate from within 3 months would be valid, but form says 1 week. Also (in Samui) they changed 3 months advance deposit of funds - to 2 months - they said it was because of current situation
Change of seasoned money is nation wide and introduced 1 March 2019. Stop finding stories, get the requirement and tick the box, when done apply for the Extension of Stay.