What documents do I need for my annual extension of a Non-Immigrant O retirement visa in Thailand?

Nov 10, 2020
4 years ago
Christian ********
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Hello I have to do my annual extension of my Non-Imm O retirement; I have put together the following documents, do you see anythings to add?

Tm7, Passport + photocopy of it, 2 photos, yellow book, letter from the bank and the bank's blue book + 1900 thb,

Thank you. ๐Ÿ˜ƒ
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The user is preparing for the annual extension of their Non-Immigrant O retirement visa and has compiled a list of necessary documents including Tm7, passport and photocopy, photos, yellow book, bank letter, and a fee. Community responses suggest checking local immigration office requirements and possibly including additional documents like a map or photocopies of all passport pages, though some documents like insurance may not be mandatory.
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Tod *********
@Christian *******
this is the perils of asking "what is required" with 70+ immigration offices in the country. There is just too much disparity between each office to have a 'boiler plate' list of what works.

See if there's Surin, Buriram or Isaan F/B page and post on there. Someone there will have the list
Martin **********
Insurance?
Guy ***********
@Martin *********
not needed for Non-O Retirement (yet).
Samruay *********
Maybe a copy of all the pages in your passport?
Christian ********
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@Samruay ********
Already notice "Passport + photocopy of it".
Benjamin ******
Maybe a map to your house as well.

My advice would be to go to your local immigration office and ask for the handout.
Christian ********
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Thanks James, Surin-Kap Choeng.
James ********
Looks good..

Let's see what others may say.

Which Thai Immigration office ?
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