@Jared *********

yes but only for a bounce back and forth for visa run. But... and there is always a but... depends upon official's indiscretion. Have heard that.

Can you say "agent"? Like the Admins of this site? Or go do it yourself at your local immigration office. Each is easy. Though the former costs more but without the hassles.

@Graham *****

nope. For Thai or Burmese only is what i hear.

Why not contact the Admin of this site? They are an agent and can stear you in the right direction with information that you can either use.... or hand over to them to do.

Okay .... maybe the UK has different regs... but an agent to renew a passport? Don't think it is a possibility. But if I am wrong send me the name of an outfit that does US.

@Robert *******

i have lived here for 12 years actually full time. Thai elite ain't 300k. To start with as a down payment that I have heard... but then there is the final payment. Nothing shocks me here.

@Robert *******

10 k US? Sure about that? Cost is a great deal more. If anyone says otherwise... they full of it. Besides there are other ways of doing it such as a non-o based on retirement Elite visa and retirement both do not allow you to work. The admins of this site are very reputable agents you might wish to give them a call and ask they can handle both the LTR and a regular Nono retirement marriage or whatever and we'll probably even help you with the elite so it's up to you it's your choice but at least the admins of this site will be able to give you straight answers rather than people saying they think or it used to be or I'm not sure but

This site's admin are agents... good reliable agents with good reviews... why not actually ask them. They will have the answer as well as the ability to actually help you rather than those who say "They think" or " They used to...". Just talk to the administrators of this site...simple.

Take the police report just in case as backup. But there should not be an issue with emergency passport. But do suggest you have UK Embassy number in phone. This is Thailand and sometimes you need a backup dor the backup. But you will be fine.

Question.... Some 7 years ago, I registered with my local immigration office my new address... with the homeowner. That address has not changed. I received a stamped slip (like the bottom of a 90-Day report) with said notification from them. Someone told me that there is a new one (a full-sized form) and that the older one is not always being accepted. Is this true? For I have never seen one in the 12 years I have been here. However, it would not surprise me as this is Thailand and things change from one minute to the next. I have to renew my licenses and do not want to go in empty handed... so to speak.