Advice with Residency certificate please. Currently I have yearly retirement visa expiring in Mar, 2020. I recently moved from Chiangmai to an apartment in Samut Parakan with a one year lease. When I went to register for my Residency cert at the SP immigration office with all the pertinent documents i.e., lease agreement copy of owners Thai id etc... I was told the owner needs to come along with me. I signed the lease with the building management company who said my apt unit owner lives in HatYai and doesn't want to travel here to accompany me. I have not directly spoken to owner, just dealing with Management Company. Every month I pay the rent directly to owner’s bank act though. So in the mean time I have decided to travel neighboring countries for few days every 90 days but in Mar 2020 when my yearly visa expires I don't know how would I renew my visa without a proper residency certificate. Also I can't buy a motorbike without the residency cert either. What are my options. Thanks.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user seeks advice on obtaining a residency certificate in Thailand, specifically citing issues arising from their situation as a holder of a yearly retirement visa due to expire in March 2020. They have moved to a new apartment and need the apartment owner to accompany them to the immigration office, but the owner is unwilling to travel. This situation complicates their ability to renew their visa and purchase a motorbike.
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