What are the steps to obtain a police clearance certificate for a NON-O visa in Chiang Mai, Thailand?

I'm sure you know this but when you apply for that 90 day Non-O you will need to meet the financial requirements of either 800K baht banked in a thai bank account in your name only for 60 days before you apply for the Non-O. You'll need the letter from the bank and to update your bank book on the day you apply

OR

A letter from your consulate stating you get 65K baht a month in income

OR

A combination of the two that totals 800K for the year.

Very easy to do by yourself

@Lina *****

1. Go to immjgration nd get an extension 2. Go to the 2nd floor of promenadanto immigration open from10am-4. And ask them for papers information and schedule appt to hand in your change of applocation ( this wilk usually be scheduled 3-4 weeks later as they are backed up. Guves u time tonget all.ur papers together ext. 3.go back on said appt date and hand in all documents. The immigration will go over each paper and certify and u will sign each paper with them when u are there. Pay 2000 baht. And u will get another appt slip 21 days later to go back in to get visa in passport ( u will go at 10 am to hand in passport that day and collect again 3 pm with visa in passport . Very easy. Jst a bit annoying having to go back multiole times. But u dont wait in lines or anything. :)

@Ash***

you got a 90 day Non-O (based on marriage) at the Chiang Mai immigration office. Can you weigh in about the process for

@Li**

's situation? She needs a 90 day Non-O based on being over 50 (retirement) from Chiang Mai.

You could apply for the Non-O visa at the thai immigration office in Chiang Mai if you have 21 days left on your current stamp. They can do a Non-O from a 30 day visa exempt entry OR a 60 day tourist visa entry.

To get a 90 day Non-O visa based on being over 50 in Vientiane now takes a police clearance and a medical certificate.

I thought you only needed an FBI/police reportfor a O-A long stay from your own consulate country. A non imig O (if i understand correctly - and perhaps this is for US citizens only ) doesnt require one.

Interesting, I just looked at the link I posted, maybe email is only if you're abroad but if you check the other options it is also possible by Postal Service, using a post office:

They need your finger prints so you need to do it yourself

Please go to the police clearance office and they will scan your fingers and ask a few questions and thats it .. u will get it

Thai Police are so nice, the even made a website with all the information and how to apply by E-mail:

For b3000 you can fly down to the RTP headquarters and do it.

Then b3000 more to fly down and pick it up 2 weeks later.

Did you check to see if you can get it done at the RTP headquarters in CM? B100 and 2 weeks for the result.