What is the home owner form needed for a retirement visa renewal in Thailand?

To get the Yellow Book from the City Council (Bangkok, Samut Prakan) was an ordeal that took a month. There were documents that had to be certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. I hired an attorney, 15,400 THB. She did all the leg work.

One of the papers asked us to describe our relationship, marriage cerificate, even asked "How many extensions of stay you have had". Zero.

The City council had to ask Australian Embassy, if Australia may have any claims against me (took 3 weeks).

When I got the Yellow Book, there was like 5cm deck of papers. All to be signed by my wife, by myself, even my fingerprints taken. The Pink ID (an ID card for foreigners) was issued after that, 10 minutes.

My Thai driving licence has no my passport number at the bottom. It has my Thai National ID from my Pink card. If you are over 60, the Pink ID card is for lifetime.

Homeowner form sounds like a TM30.

You go to immigration and get the latest list of required documents. Get them together and go apply. Don't rely on a note to yourself that's a year old as things may have changed.

Best you get foreigner pink Thai ID. Go to immigration for required forms and then to your district office for ID.

You need a TM30 which is the report of where you live if you have a landlord you’ll need there house book and ID

P..S yes its the pits

2. You to show and copy the original visa plus any extensions.

1. There is certificate of residence, in Thai not the one that immigration issue but the house owner, plus blue book and thier ID, you get if from immigration. Very simple. Maybe its that there talking about.