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Are you on the Birth Certificate and or a Marriage Certificate?
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If you haven't got a "Multi Entry" stamp in your Passport you will need to go to Immigration a few days before your trip and ask for an Exit stamp so your Extension doesn't become void.
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That applies to the Hull Consulate too. I'm afraid. The only difference with the outside Consulate's are that it's a same day service and less hassle
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Yes. No issues but not same day service and they sometimes can be difficult depending on the day and the staff that are working
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Yep. Same Day service if you get there early. But yep a trek. Train the day before might be easier though
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Hull is the best. Maybe a bit of a trek. But worth it. Birmingham was great before the Hon Counsel died
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TM30. Landlords responsibility in Thailand legally. However, sometimes Immigration will put the onus on the Rentor. 500 Baht Per day fine. If you leave the Country and return to the property you must inform Immigration within 24 hours on a working day.
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How ironic. We both got married in Koh Chang and we both live in Ubon! Go to Rajabhat University Immigration Centre and ask again. If you PM me your Number I can have an Immigration Officer from there to call you to assist if easier ?
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Maybe not sure if that is what they need. Did you go to Siriton or Rajhabat Immigration? Generally they just want the Amphur to confirm you are still registered as Married. Which is easy.

Any case I see you are in Ubon. We have a large Group here too.
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