What does the "letter from condo" requirement mean for a retirement visa application in Jomtien immigration?

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Nov 15, 2023

a year ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

Good afternoon

Has anyone applied for retirement visa in jomtien immigration lately? Somone i know was given following list by immigration to apply for visa, but we were not able to find what the second document "letter from condo" means. Thanks.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

A user inquired about the meaning of the "letter from condo" required for a retirement visa application at Jomtien immigration. Another user clarified that if you have a rental contract, you need it signed by the landlord in blue ink, along with a copy of the landlord's ID card and blue housebook, which should suffice as documentation.

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Nongnuch ********

they always forget to add the simple word "or" between requirements you can choose from. So in case you got a rental contract, you need (everything signed by the landlord in blue ink) a copy of the landlord's ID card and a copy of his blue housebook, and it should be sufficient. . .

a year ago

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@Nongnuch *******

thank you for your kind reply. So there are only three documents, copy of : 1) rental agreement 2) landlord Id and 3) household registration, all signed in blue ink. Is that correct?

a year ago

Nongnuch ********

@Nup *****

if you live in a rented accomodation, yes, that's correct for proof of residency. NOTE: You need to have a TM30 registered, in order receive service by Immigration. They won't let you apply for anything, if you haven't been TM30 registered, yet

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What is required as proof of residence when moving from a Non-Immigrant B visa to a retirement visa in Thailand if I'm living in a condo without paying rent?

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