It's time to renew my O-A retirement visa and I'm hoping to get some questions answered...
Is it true that for a renewal that no proof of heath insurance is required?
Where is the closest immigration office to me? (I live in Ekkamai) Port immigration? Their website seems to be down.
Here's the big one...As I've begun the renewal process, I've just discovered I should have been doing 90 day check-ins. I do have one trip out of the country and back again, if that counts. Am I in big trouble?
Thank you in advance!
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is seeking information about renewing their O-A retirement visa in Thailand. They have questions regarding the necessity of health insurance proof for renewal, the location of the nearest immigration office in Ekkamai, and the implications of not having completed their 90-day check-ins. Community responses clarify that proof of health insurance is required for the one-year extension, and the nearest immigration office for residents in Bangkok is Chaeng Watthana. Additionally, if the user has missed the 90-day reporting, they may incur a fine of 2000 baht, but can still proceed with their extension application.
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