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What should I do about my landlord's expired ID for my retirement extension visa in Thailand?

Thai Retirement Visa Visa Extension Landlord Documentation Expired ID Immigration Procedures Lease Agreement Issues

Aug 26, 2020

6 years ago

Simon *************

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Hi, my yearly extension visa based on retirement requires a  copy of a valid ID from my landlord. My landlord has since past away and his ID has now expired. 

What can I use apart from a copy of his ID card along with the lease agreement etc.

Thank you for any help.

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The user is seeking advice on how to proceed with their yearly retirement visa extension in Thailand, which requires a copy of a valid ID from their deceased landlord. They are concerned about the expired ID of the landlord and inquire about alternatives for documentation.

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Robert *******

And I guess the land office or a lawyer are better options than this page as the next of skin and property owners, lease contracts and payments has nothing to do with Thai visa advice.

But if you like to know the answer, take the expired documents, hand it over to the Immigration Officer, explain that valid documents are not possible due to death and you will get an answer.

6 years ago

Simon *************

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@Robert ******

thank you for your reply, the original question was about obtaining an extension of stay

6 years ago

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Simon *************

Philip **********

I presume there’s a new landlord for the building .

6 years ago

Simon *************

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@Philip *********

no Philip, if there was I would not be in this situation

6 years ago

Benjamin ******

@Simon ************

Who are you paying rent to?

6 years ago

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Tod *********

immigrations won't have any idea that your landlord is dead, use the old lease and what you have. At least that's what I'd try to do first and see if it flies or not.

6 years ago

Robert *******

The past expiry date on the ID card could be a clue

6 years ago

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Hantie *******

to whom do you pay the monthly rent ? his/her ID should be the document you require

6 years ago

Robert *******

When peole die, they stop to be an active member of the society and therefor can not be used as landlort or guarantor. You have to find the new land lord, they one who comes by to collect the rent might know more

6 years ago

Simon *************

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@Robert ******

I have just been thinking about your answer. When someone dies their responsibility’s and loans will fall to the next of kin if they have any, my lease does not die with my landlord and so carries on .if there is no claim to my property from a next of kin and my lease is still good will immigration accept that I have no valid ID from an owner.

6 years ago

Simon *************

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@Robert ******

thank you for the reply

6 years ago

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