My friend was given this additional paper to bring when he goes again to renew his retirement visa.
Anyone know anythibg about this new requirement of this guarantor letter? That someone has to vouch for you?
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A recent discussion highlighted a new requirement for a guarantor letter during the renewal process for retirement visas in Thailand. This seems to vary by immigration office, with some offices insisting on it while others do not. Many expats shared their experiences, noting that this form is often filled out by a partner or friend, and is generally considered not very critical, with some filling it out as themselves. Overall, this new requirement appears to add some confusion among expats, but it seems manageable as long as the form is filled out.
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This has been required for years at CW. I always fill it out with myself as my own "guarantor", and they accept it without reading. It's an utterly meaningless form.
, I know this one. They asked this 2 times at Korat imm., signed by my (Thai) girlfriend. The last 3 times when I went for my year extension, they gave it back to me. So not sure who has to fill it in for your friend. Maybe they gave it to your friend 'standard' because many of us have a Thai partner.🤷♂️
Frederick *********
I was asked at CW 3 years ago. No problem my Thai partner filled in for me. Now in Mahasarakham who don’t ask for that particular document. As previously said, just fill in and don’t make a fuss.
yup got the same document. Just fill it, don't make scene and everything may be nice 🙂Thai immigration is friendly and not anoying (in my case) far less anoying, or impolite, as Johor immigration.