Does anyone have experience of the Jomtien office? I am aged over 60 and have a non O visa (issued in London) for single entry 90 days but can only stay for 56 days as I need to go back to London for some appointments. If I deposit the 800,000 funds in advance of arrival, and so have the funds on deposit for the necessary 2 months, what chance is there that the Jomtien office would accept an early application for a retirement extension after only 45-50 days after arrival.

However, since I currently plan to spend only 3-5 months per year in Thailand and never spend more than 60 days per visit, I think it will probably be simpler just to return on visa exemptions or another O visa when needed.

Good morning, i have to organise my trip out of Thailand next week

At the expiry of my current visa exemption extension, it will be 3 month and a week before i reachi 50 yo.

First question that i have to find an answer to is how many days left on Visa exemption extension are needed after turning 50 to be able to apply for a retirement non-o.visa.

Because I have to choose between either doing 2 one day trip border bounce OR doing only one trip out but stay several days abroad.

My Immigration office is Jomtien .

Thanks

Question about Non O retirement visa, on a year extension that expires second week of November. I won’t be in Thailand to submit paperwork for another year extension at the Jomtien Immigration Office by then. I know I will have to apply again when I get back to Thailand. Do I need to visit the Immigration Office in Jomtien to cancel this extension before I leave? When I return to Thailand next year, do I enter on 30 day visa exempt and start the process for Non O retirement visa over, will there be any fines? Just want to do this correctly and cheers to all.

Sorry if this question has been asked previously.

Is the Thailand Digital Arrival Card required when doing the 180 day renewal in the Jomtien Immigration Office? My research shows this is not a requirement but keen for confirmation from you all.

R.

Hi all,

I applied for my extension of stay based on marriage at jomtien immigration.

Firstly it was very quiet - only took an hour and the immigration was super friendly (normal quirks of different requirements over different years)

Anyhow at the end my wife was asked to complete 2 new forms I think they were mvp10 and mvp11

This was an affidavit to for the wife to sign to say that we were married - wasn’t sure of the other form as I was getting a few photocopies at the time

The other major difference was them asking the source of funds in the bank - I just said savings / investments.

Hope this helps others.

Hello, so I’m currently on a 60 day visa exempt.

How would I go about getting a 30 day extension at the Jomtien Office?

What Documents would I need to provide?

I appreciate the help!

I am pattaya where do I need to go to for myv30 day extension.....please and thank you

Hello. I was granted an extension of stay on my non o visa at Jomtiem in December, no dramas. Looking at my paperwork today, I noticed a comment from the IO that I should return on the 3 month anniversary date and show my bank passbook, to evidence that 800000 is still in my account. I haven't done this before, is it something I should do or not worry about doing? Thanks

Has anyone successfully changed the way they qualify for a retirement extension, from the money in the bank to monthly income, at the Jomtien office? And before anyone asks, yes I have maintained the proper amount in the bank for a year, as well as transferred in the 65,000 each month for a year.

I want to apply for 30 day extension to my visa exemption （60 days）.

I'll visit Jomtien immigration office. Apart from my passport and 1900 baht what else is needed？

Can I go a week or two after arrival in Thailand to be sure about extension for planning flight out at later date？