Renewing My Retirement Visa For The First Time

[vertigo4u]

next week, I am going to renew my Retirement Visa for the first Time

All I need is

1. go to my Bank and get the Statement, that 800.000 Bath are 3 months on my account

2. a Letter from my Apartmenthouse, that I live there

3. a passport-sized Foto

4. a Copy of my Passport and of the recent Visa

5. filling out the right Form

6. applying for a multible Entry

7. bringing enough Money to pay all Fees

did I forget anything?

Edited September 6, 2008 by vertigo4u

[Krub]

next week, I am going to renew my Retirement Visa for the first Time

All I need is

1. go to my Bank and get the Statement, that 800.000 Bath are 3 months on my account

2. a Letter from my Apartmenthouse, that I live there

3. a passport-sized Foto

4. a Copy of my Passport and of the recent Visa

5. filling out the right Form

6. applying for a multible Entry

did I forget anything?

If in Bangkok you should not need number 2

You will also need copies of your passport pages (signed) and copies of your bank book (signed)

For the multi re-entry permit you will need also a picture and copies of your passport (signed)

Good luck

[Lite Beer]

1. I take it you mean letter from the bank certifying your balance. Not a statement.

Don't forget the up to date bank book.

6. Presume you mean Multi Re Entry Permit.

[OJAS]

Please let us know how you get on. Are you renewing at the Immigration Bureau in Bangkok or at a local immigration office?

[sometime]

next week, I am going to renew my Retirement Visa for the first Time

All I need is

1. go to my Bank and get the Statement, that 800.000 Bath are 3 months on my account

2. a Letter from my Apartmenthouse, that I live there

3. a passport-sized Foto

4. a Copy of my Passport and of the recent Visa

5. filling out the right Form

6. applying for a multible Entry

7. bringing enough Money to pay all Fees

did I forget anything?

Glancing through your past post can I assume that you are in Pattaya.

Every renewal that I have done at Jomtien immigration I have had all the correct photo copies, but have always been told to get one more.

Every time we are waiting for our ninety day stamp, we always watch desk 8 (retirement renewal) and every person is told to go out and get one more photo copy, it’ just one of those things.

So be prepared to not have all the required photo copies.

[vagabond48]

I checked the rules and it doesn't mention having to bring some type of proof of your current residency.

Is this a document Immigration wants to see even if it is not required?

Edit: I should add that I will bringing a consular proof of income letter which I believe will include my current address.

Edited September 7, 2008 by vagabond48

[Maestro]

It is not specifically mentioned but on the application form you have to give your address and verification of this address is part of accepting the form as correctly filled out, I guess.

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Maestro