I went to Kalasin Immigration for an extension of stay due to retirement. I got there at the opening time of 08:30 and was first in line and out the door at 09:30. I am a Canadian so use a letter from my embassy as proof of income. I showed that my Passport with a copy of each used page, my yellow book and pink ID card and a copy of each. The officer then asked for a copy of my wife's ID card and Bluebook and I had them with me so showed them. I had the TM8 form filled out and a picture. And the reentry form for one entry and picture. That was it, previous years they had me sign a couple of other forms, but not this year. ฿1,900 for the extension and ฿1,000 for the single reentry. They also updated my 90 day reporting. A very simple process. my praise to the Kalasin Immigration department.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The process of obtaining a retirement visa extension at Kalasin Immigration was efficient. The user arrived at 08:30, was first in line, and completed the process by 09:30. As a Canadian, they provided a letter from their embassy as proof of income, along with required documents like their passport copies, yellow book, pink ID card, and their wife's ID and Bluebook. They filled out the TM8 form for re-entry and paid ฿1,900 for the extension and ฿1,000 for the single re-entry permit. The update of the 90-day reporting was also performed, noting it was a straightforward experience.
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