reliable visa agent for extension in Hua Hin?

[hknn]

Can you recommend a reliable visa agent in Hua Hin for extensions (via PM to me)?  

Not a hobbyist agent, but someone who knows the IO and the required paperwork. To make it a quick visit that does not extend over 2 or 3 days of repeated visits because of unexpected demands for additional paperwork like landlord's birth certificate, water bills etc. 

Loan not required. I meet the money-in-bank requirement. I only need someone who knows the bureaucratic requirements about as well as the IO does and can talk to both the IO and me.

[South]

What kind of extension? If you have the required cash in the bank, do it yourself. Not difficult.

[poohy]

if money not required in bank do it yourself its not hard if you really want someone   the odd lawyer might help 

Edited June 18, 2022 by poohy

[LoeiI]

3 hours ago, South said:

What kind of extension? If you have the required cash in the bank, do it yourself. Not difficult.

I really think its pretty easy to assume the OP would "do it himself" if he like many others had either the time or the inclination, the question was about a recommendation for a reliable visa agent some of us just cant be Ar$ed with all the Faff with I/O's especially when they are a long way from our home

[skorts]

hknn, I have PM’d you.

[evinita]

pls to me as well, thanks

[skorts]

29 minutes ago, evinita said:

pls to me as well, thanks

Have PM’d you. 

[Peterphuket]

Recently, this company take care of the extension of my retirement.

www.legalserviceshuahin.com

 

Highly recommendable.

 

Located at the parking place of the Makro.

Edited June 20, 2022 by Peterphuket

[worrab]

It is such a simple procedure, why involve the costs of an agent? There are enough lists of requirements and it can all be done and stamped within 30 minutes.

 

Basically 12 months of bank statements which can be obtained the day before. ( You may well need to order these in advance as 12 months and 6 months in order to be totally up to date depending where you bank.)  Copies of your passport pages, TM6,  yellow book/proof of address, map of your address, TM7 and TM8 if re-entry permit needed. Along with 2 passport size photos. You can collate all this info ready for your visit in the days before.

 

And I believe you can now book your appointment time at Hua HIn which makes life even easier. I shall be doing this when I go for my extension in Nov.

 

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[TheDutchEngineer]

The wife of the officer is an agent ????

[elabuelo]

If the OP or anyone else has an agent in HH they can recommend, please pm me 

[Seattlite]

Hello folks,  Please PM me with the recommendations for Visa Agents in Hua Hin to extend visas.  I have a Non-Imm O Visa, and can’t directly extend as I don’t have Thai bank account.  Thanks!

[skorts]

I have PM’d you. 

[BritTim]

It seems as though you are pretty familiar with your options, but I include a couple of points, just in case.

 

First, depending on your nationality, you might be able to get an income letter from your embassy. If so, many immigration offices do not need bank account information.

 

If the lack of a bank account is your only problem, and you can easily satisfy financial requirements, opening a bank account is possible, though a lot harder than in the past. See if a branch used to dealing with foreigners can be tempted to allow you to open a savings account based on your offer to buy an accident insurance policy from them if you do. While not in Hua Hin, I have succeeded in helping a friend open a Bangkok Bank account on this basis. The policy cost around 3,000 baht, and was not totally wasted given various dangers that exist in this country.

[ThaiPauly]

I know this is an old thread but I need advice on obtaining a marriage visa.

Not due till end of September,  but I have the money seasoning, I understand from my ex visa agent in Chiang Mai that I require 2 months worth of 400k in the bank, three for retirement.

 

I think from what I have been told that it's not that easy to get a marriage visa without an agent  in HH but what is the going rate here for their services, can anyone say or make a recommendation ?

 

Many thanks

[Rob Browder]

15 hours ago, ThaiPauly said:

I know this is an old thread but I need advice on obtaining a marriage visa.

Not due till end of September,  but I have the money seasoning, I understand from my ex visa agent in Chiang Mai that I require 2 months worth of 400k in the bank, three for retirement.

 

I think from what I have been told that it's not that easy to get a marriage visa without an agent  in HH but what is the going rate here for their services, can anyone say or make a recommendation ?

 

Many thanks

In general, it is much more difficult find an agent who will handle a marriage-based extension - vs retirement-based.  Hopefully someone here can provide someone who can.

 

If it were me - the first step is go to the immigration office in HH and ask what documents they want you to bring.  They should give you a printed-list.  That will definitely include having 400K in the bank for 2 months before you apply.  Then, see if you have what they want.  Take it from there.  If any questions about list-items, ask here.