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If you usually acquire a retirement visa extension through the brown envelope procedure , no documents required and no questions asked . 

   Just be aware that some friendly I.O's in certain locations have been moved to other positions and thus are unable to procced with the extensions and the situation may or may not get resolved in the future . 

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11 minutes ago, clivebaxter said:

How did you come by this info and what offices, KK and Nan?

Honestly, if there's being  a clampdown, its best not to name the offices on public forums !!!!!!!!

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30 minutes ago, clivebaxter said:

How did you come by this info 

I contacted my usual agent yesterday to enquire how long would be needed to make a new extension and the cost and I was given that info . 

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11 hours ago, clivebaxter said:

why a crackdown?

Thailand is the HUB of crackdowns, no logical reasons required!

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14 minutes ago, fangless said:

Thailand is the HUB of crackdowns, no logical reasons required!

Cracking down on illegal activities seems pretty logical to me.

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12 hours ago, clivebaxter said:

But it's all perfectly legal as is often explained on here ???? if that were the case why a crackdown?

They are cracking down on issuing all visa types

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On 11/2/2021 at 1:16 PM, Mac Mickmanus said:

Just be aware that some friendly I.O's in certain locations have been moved to other positions and thus are unable to procced with the extensions and the situation may or may not get resolved in the future . 

Merely a risk which those who opt for the "brown envelope" method run at their peril, I think.

 

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6 hours ago, OJAS said:

Merely a risk which those who opt for the "brown envelope" method run at their peril, I think.

 

Thats OK, I can go somewhere else , also kind of like I want to go back to my own Country to live , just need a little push and this will do 

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6 hours ago, OJAS said:

Merely a risk which those who opt for the "brown envelope" method run at their peril, I think.

 

Yes, agreed, it is a chance that you take. But no sweat! It will mean that the contact mobile telephone number for the Immigration Officer you used to deal with is no longer useful to you. It may simply be a case of going personally to your immigration office, talking to different staff and obtaining their mobile telephone numbers? 

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