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David Broadfoot my original post said for 30 days. See what happens if your certificate is over 30 days. For me it is not worth going back and forth with you. Ask immigration yourself.
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David Broadfoot Just google Certificate of Residency Thailand. Go down the page and you will see what other people have asked for There you will see how long it is valid
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David Broadfoot That is exactly what I thought. But if you google Certificate of Residency on the Immigration site it says 12 months.
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@Vit ********
I am not sure how I thought is was one month. On the Immigration website it says it is valid for 12 months. It may have been the agency that is requiring it wants it issued within the last 30 days.
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In Pattaya if you arrive in the morning you can pick it up after 14:00 same day. Residency Certificate is only valid for 30 days
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@Steven **************
why buy a multiple entry for 4,000 BHT when you only enter twice a year. No we’re did I say it was hard at the airport. But when you pass by immigration once a week it is easy to get.
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@Gary ******
you do not renew your passport. Just before your expiry date you need to apply for a brand new passport which has a new number. No passport is identified as renewed. In fact when you pick up your new passport your old passport is stamped canceled
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@Garrett **********
I never said it was not easy to get at the airport. If you are late checking in for a flight and not enough time to go to Immigration at the airport or passenger numbers go back to normal you may not have enough time. Personally to go to Immigration in Pattaya a week in advance just clears one item that I do not have to do at the airport. This is just good planning.
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@Steven **************
I have been an airline Captain operating out of Bangkok (BKK) for 10 years and I know exactly where immigration counter is. Probably been by there a lot more than you have.
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Best to get re entry permit at immigration before you go to the airport You can get it well before you travel. It cost 1,000 THB either way but one less thing to do at the airport