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Should I be concerned about my Retirement Visa application while waiting for my stamp?

Jul 14, 2024
2 years ago
James *********
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Last month, I applied and paid for the Retirement Visa. On June 10th, my 30-day tourist visa extension expired. I contacted Immigration, where I applied in Hua Hin. They told me not to worry; they were waiting from Bangkok. Should I be concerned if I need to present my stamp somewhere?
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The user applied for a Retirement Visa and is awaiting approval after their 30-day tourist visa extension expired. Immigration in Hua Hin reassured them that the application is being processed in Bangkok. Community members confirmed that there is no need for concern as long as the visa receipt is in the passport.
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John **********
Nothing to worry about
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Shane ******
The receipt of the visa should be in passport, you will be fine.
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Max *************
The short answer: No
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