In a little over a week I can go to Immigration in Bangkok to submit my request for 12 month extension to my Non-O Retirement Visa. I went out to Immigration to get their list of requirements the immigration officer who gave me the paper also told me I needed to get the bank certificate showing the account balance and this can't be more than 7 days old; Bank Statements for the last two months showing the 800k is seasoned; the day I come to process my extension updated bank passbook on that day, printed copy of my TM-30 -- all of this in addition to my passport (copies of bio data and entry stamp, copies of my Non-O Retirement Visa.
However, when she was talking to my gf she also mentioned having: 1) Condominium location of map, 2) Condominium lease agreement (I'm on Airbnb) and 3) Copy of the Condominium Owners ID Card and House Registration. QUESTION I have is has anyone recently gone for their 12 month extension and were asked for these last 3 things (cause none of these were on the sheet they hand out while most of the first group of items needed I knew about from reading messages here)?
Thanks in advance
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is preparing to apply for a 12-month extension of their Non-O Retirement Visa and is uncertain about additional document requirements that were mentioned during their inquiry at the immigration office. They are particularly confused about three items: a condominium map, lease agreement, and the owner’s ID card, which were not initially listed in the requirements sheet. Several commenters confirm that these items are often requested, indicating that requirements can vary by location and over time. They suggest being prepared with all documents and emphasize the importance of ensuring the TM-30 registration is current.
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