I went to Hua Hin immigration office today to get some info on what’s required for my next trip. I’m coming in on 90day non O visa and I will deposit the 800k in my Thai bank leave for 2 months.

The following will also be required

TM 30

Rental owners ID

Rental agreement 6months - 1 year

As well as the bank letter and statements etc.

My question is ( which I forgot to ask) do you need a 6 month - 1 year agreement for every renewal?

Electronic visa received by email:

Does the 90-day non-immigrant O visa received by email need to be printed and attached to the 12-month extension application in Hua Hin? Does it need to be stamped by immigration services at Bangkok airport?

Thanks to Todd and Co for your help once again!

I got my Non O Marriage visa extension inked in after consideration period yesterday at Hua hin immigration.

We did visit the helpers downstairs three times to go over the application in detail as we had only two days to apply before the initial entry ran out as we had a delay with funds seasoning for two months prior to application.

They were very helpful and the process was doable but Id certainly recommend allowing for at least two visits to check documents before applying.

Hello Thai Visa gurus and thanks in advance for your replies.

I use the monthly 65,000 baht method for my annual extensions of stay.

The money is transferred directly from my pension provider to my Thai bank account, usually on the 4th or 5th of each month.

This month it arrived early (today 30th). As a result, I am likely to have 2 payments made in January (5th and 30th) and potentially none in February.

Do you think Hua Hin immigration will accept the 12 transfers over the 12 month period, or will one being a few days early mean I have a problem?

I realise I can ask at immigration, but thought someone might have knowledge/experience of this situation.

Thanks again.

We have just obtained the 30 day extension from the 60 day visa exemption in Hua Hin Immigration (Blúport office). Photo is longer required.

Face snapshot is taken directly at immigration counter.

First time 90 day report for my O retirement visa, which I have to do in person.

I will be doing this at Hua Hin main immigration office. Some sites say I can do up to 14 days before due date. Can anyone confirm this as 'friends' have said it's 7 day's. Thanks 🙏

Next month I'm ready to go to emigration to change my 60 days stamp to my first non O visa stamp. I'm already approved for this, here in Hua Hin. What documents I have to bring with me?

My wife and I have a Non-O Retired Visa that has to be extended February 26, 2026.

I have two questions. How long in advance before February 26, can we go to the Immigration?

Regarding the documents, for example: Income letter, proof of marriage and proof of retirement pension, how old can the documents be so the Immigration accept them? 30, 60 or 90 days?

We are going to the Immigration in Hua Hin.

halo good people!

i wanted to ask where i can apply for 30day extension in hua hin? (i know i can just search on google but i just wanted to make sure it is the right one) and also i kinda confused to fill up the TM7 form can someone help me? thankyou🙏🏻

New record. We got the 1 year extension today. Drive to bank, have lunch, drive to Immi in Hua Hin, drive home (khao takiab). All done in 3.5 hours. Cost approx. 2400 Bath per person, total 4800 Bath. It includes all copies, bank charges, travel charges and immmi. Cost at an agency approx. 30,000 Bath. The same documents have to be filed.

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Neuer Rekord. Wir haben heute die 1 Jahres Verlängerung bekommen. Mit der Fahrt zur Bank, Mittagessen, fahrt zur Immi in Hua Hin, nach Hause fahren (Khao Takiab). In 3,5 Stunden alles erledigt. Kosten ca. 2400 Bath pro Person, zusammen 4800 Bath. Da sind alle Kopien, Bankkosten, Fahrtkosten und Immi enthalten. Kosten bei einer Agentur ca. 30.000 Bath. Es müssen die selben Unterlagen eingereicht werden.