@Franco ******

some Immigrations accept copies of the landlord's ID card front and back, and a copy of the blue housebook, signed by the landlord in blue ink. Best way is the landlord visits Immigration together with you

@Franco ******

we never know, because many landlords avoid doing the TM30, in order so they don't have to pay tax on their rental income. In case he didn't do it, check into a hotel, ask them for the screenshot or printout of the TM30 registration and take this to Immigration (stay in the hotel until an extension has been issued)

@John *********

there is no more 365-days multi entry retirement visa any more since October 2023. Surely you must mean you are on the 12-months extended stay permit based on retirement, for which you bought a multi re-entry permit for 3800 Baht. You don't have a "visa". You got a "1-year stay permit"

@Pete ******

You have no clue! Myself I know exactly how this process is like. . . . . Applicants will get documents (faked!) from a school, enabling them to exit Thailand and apply for the Non-Imm-ED Visa, then re-enter, get a bank account opened, then do another border run, invalidating the ED stay permit, then apply for the conversion of the visa-exempt entry to the initial 90-days Non-Imm-O Retirement Visa. All this is completely unneccessary and much too expensive. It is easier and cheaper to exit Thailand and apply for a 90-days Non-Imm-O Retirement Visa outside of Thailand. Enter on this visa and get a bank account opened in no time. Agents take 5000 THB for this service

@Franco ******

that's the downside when you don't use an agent. Agents pay bribery money to Immigration officers so they look the other way and ignore that you don't fulfill all the requirements.

@Franco ******

the landlord must register you by the TM30 system in the house within 24 hours of your arrival in the accomodation. Having a rental contract for a house doesn't cut any ice when applying for the 1-year Extension. However you need to be properly registered in this accomodation, or Immigration will not service you. The fine for a late or forgotten TM30 is 2000 Baht

@Pete ******

go call them and find out, they tell you the full story

@Donald *********

Warin Chamrap next to Ubon Ratchathani is no touristic area. I reckon you but would have been successful in Bangkok or Pattaya. The situation right now since February has extensively changed.

@Pete ******

That’s not true anymore. Go give anyone of the many agents in Pattaya and Bangkok a call and find out!

It is NOT possible any more, not even when you buy their full package.

Your knowledge is OBSOLETE and outdated 🤓 and that’s why I keep telling people DON’T listen to Peter, ignore him!

@Roland *******

😂😂😂😂😂😂