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Hi,

 

How long need to stay the passport in Immigration for apply the NON - O retirement visa 

 

First time application and 1 year extension, with Agent and without agent ( if have any differents )

 

 

Thank you

 

 

 

 

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Without an Agent, they never keep your passport.

To The Best of My Knowledge, even with an agent, it would be the agent that has your passport. If you have the funds in a Thai bank why use an agent ? What Province are you applying in ?

Posted (edited)
10 minutes ago, brianthainess said:

Without an Agent, they never keep your passport.

To The Best of My Knowledge, even with an agent, it would be the agent that has your passport. If you have the funds in a Thai bank why use an agent ? What Province are you applying in ?

So i get the stamp the same day ?

 

Pattaya 

Edited by RB7829
Posted
7 minutes ago, RB7829 said:

So i get the stamp the same day ?

 

Pattaya 

 

No.

 

Last year I had to go back the next day.

 

I am not sure but I thought that I read about a recent case where it was even longer.

Posted
17 minutes ago, Lite Beer said:

You should get your passport back withing a few minutes.

Pattaya Immigration might have it's own rules though.

 

Pattaya does   (or at least did in June).

 

 

You are given a numbered card and told to return after 2pm the next day.

Posted
28 minutes ago, hotandsticky said:

 

No.

 

Last year I had to go back the next day.

 

I am not sure but I thought that I read about a recent case where it was even longer.

Sorry if i'm asking you

 

The passprt stay in immigration or with you ?

Posted
1 minute ago, RB7829 said:

Sorry if i'm asking you

 

The passprt stay in immigration or with you ?

 

With Immigration  -  otherwise they couldn't insert the extension stamp.

Posted (edited)

OP, you are asking a 2 part question.

When you apply for a non O based on retirement you will be given and under consideration period and pp handed straight back.

You then return on stated date to receive non O retirement stamp..

 

Subsequently you apply for extension.

At Jomtien the have you return the next day to collect your pp.

Bit backward down there. 

Edited by DrJack54
Posted
8 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

OP, you are asking a 2 part question.

When you apply for a non O based on retirement you will be given and under consideration period and pp handed straight back.

You then return on stated date to receive non O retirement stamp..

 

Subsequently you apply for extension.

At Jomtien the have you return the next day to collect your pp.

Bit backward down there. 

Thank you so much

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On 12/27/2022 at 1:04 PM, DrJack54 said:

OP, you are asking a 2 part question.

When you apply for a non O based on retirement you will be given and under consideration period and pp handed straight back.

You then return on stated date to receive non O retirement stamp..

 

Subsequently you apply for extension.

At Jomtien the have you return the next day to collect your pp.

Bit backward down there. 

When is immigration check about my living address ( HOTEL in my case ) when i apply for a non O based on retirement or when i apply for the extension ?

 

Thank you

Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, RB7829 said:

When is immigration check about my living address ( HOTEL in my case ) when i apply for a non O based on retirement or when i apply for the extension ?

 

Thank you

Certainly they will require something to indicate your address when you apply for the non O.

A TM30 should be sufficient.

Fo some obtaining a non O retirement inside Thailand may not at that stage have a rental contract etc.

 

For your first extension you at that point would still not have made a 90 day report so again just have the TM30 for your current address. 

 

 

Edited by DrJack54

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