A friend of mine went to cambodia to break the chain on his O-A visa. When he went to immigration in jomtien they wanted to see the blue book for his condo. He has the money in the bank. But they refused him. Never heard of this. What if you dont own a condo?
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A friend faced a challenge at the Jomtien immigration office when trying to present documents while on an O-A visa. Immigration required proof of address through a blue book for condo ownership. If you do not own a condo, it is important to show official documents indicating your registered address in Thailand, as immigration regulations mandate that you must have a valid address. Prepare by checking with your local immigration office for a list of required documents before your visit.