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How soon can I apply to renew my Non-O or retirement visa in Hua Hin?

Non-O Visa Retirement Visa Visa Renewal Hua Hin Immigration Thai Visa Regulations

May 23, 2024

2 years ago

Ed *******

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Apologies if asked before but I am trying to find out how soon I can apply to renew/extend my Non O or retirement visa in Hua Hin. Is it 30 days or 45 days before expiry? I've seen different answers

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The application for renewing or extending a Non-O or retirement visa in Hua Hin can typically be done 30 days prior to the visa's expiry. However, some offices may allow up to 45 days in advance. There is some variability based on different immigration office practices.

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Michael *******

You can extend up to 45 days at Hua Hin.

2 years ago

Ed *******

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Thank you. You were right!

2 years ago

Ed *******

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@Michael ******

Thank you. Do you have experience of this?

2 years ago

Michael *******

@Ed ******

yes. Go and ask at Immigration for confirmation.

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Stuart *********

You’ll see different answers because each office sets their own rules. Most allow 30 days prior, some allow 45 days prior. I do not know the specific rule for HH but I’ve not seen it on a list of the 45 day ones so I suspect it’s 30 days. I’ll let others with specific knowledge of that office to confirm.

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