covid visa at pattaya ? anybody going to get one there when living in another province ?

[adexbe]

hello,

do you know if it's possible ? where can I stay 1 night to pretend to live in Pattaya ? thank you please help.

[jacko45k]

I guess you mean a Covid extension. 

Should be no problem if you check into a hotel and show residence there..... but don't forget it involves 2 trips as the Extension goes for approval (similar to a marriage one). Might get better feedback in the Visa , Residency and Work Permit Forum. 

[travelerjim]

14 hours ago, adexbe said:

hello,

do you know if it's possible ? where can I stay 1 night to pretend to live in Pattaya ? thank you please help.

Your history will be seen by Pattaya. Go to where your TM30 address is registered. 

 

[adexbe]

2 hours ago, travelerjim said:

Your history will be seen by Pattaya. Go to where your TM30 address is registered. 

 

 

I do not want to go anymore to BKK immigration, so I am looking for an hotel that will report me as living there just before covid extension.

Any idea ?

[Dart12]

My covid there was 3 trips at least.  maybe 4?. 
1 to get consideration.  had to come back in under 3 weeks on set date.  

2nd.  To do most of the work.  They kept passport for few days.

3 to come back and get passport

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[adexbe]

38 minutes ago, Dart12 said:

My covid there was 3 trips at least.  maybe 4?. 
1 to get consideration.  had to come back in under 3 weeks on set date.  

2nd.  To do most of the work.  They kept passport for few days.

3 to come back and get passport

.

 

I have read dozens post and nobody had to go 3 times at least, it's only 2.

 

[Dart12]

12 hours ago, adexbe said:

 

I have read dozens post and nobody had to go 3 times at least, it's only 2.

 

Well lucky them. This is not a relayed story from a friend.   I did have to go 3 times, and I laid it out for you exactly why for each time.  

I'd prefer it have been an efficient process where I go and get it done all in one day.  That is what is SHOULD be.  One time visit. 

It was a blunt reminder why it's worth paying agents hefty fees if your time is more valuable than the fee.