On Monday I did my 90 day report at Nakhon Sawan Immigration police and I was in and out in 15 minutes.

When my next one is due it will also be time to renew my extension for another year.

I asked if they had any information on what the office there required for both a retirement and a marriage extension.

They gave me these two forms which I have attached to the post for anybodys information.

Before anybody goes off at me about a "marriage" or "Thai Wife" extension please read the top line of the paper.

This information applies specifically to Nakhon Sawan and other Immigation offices may require more and/or different information.

Thank you, billd766, for having scanned and posted those two documents.

The Kor Ror 2 is missing from list.

Also photos of house.

The Kor Ror 2 is missing from list.

Also photos of house.

Did you read what I wrote at the beginnig of the post about what Nakhon Sawan wrote?

You could always write to them and tell them that they are not right and more information is necessary.

Thank you, billd766, for having scanned and posted those two documents.

My pleasure.

About Nakhon Sawan's requirements for the marriage extension I was thinking how sensible they were not to ask for the KR.3 when they already have the more meaningful KR.2 on the list.

Seeing the absence of the combination method for financial proof in the requirements for the retirement extension I was wondering how they would deal with an application made on that basis. My guess is they would approve it once they were made aware of the erroneous omission on their leaflet.

But the very first thing I was thinking was what a helpful office this is, giving out a these detailed and nicely structured bilingual lists including good English. They must have gone to quite some trouble to create the lists.

About Nakhon Sawan's requirements for the marriage extension I was thinking how sensible they were not to ask for the KR.3 when they already have the more meaningful KR.2 on the list.

Seeing the absence of the combination method for financial proof in the requirements for the retirement extension I was wondering how they would deal with an application made on that basis. My guess is they would approve it once they were made aware of the erroneous omission on their leaflet.

But the very first thing I was thinking was what a helpful office this is, giving out a these detailed and nicely structured bilingual lists including good English. They must have gone to quite some trouble to create the lists.

They ARE a good office though considering they only opened in 2010 they need to double the size of the building and double the staff to cope better with the workload.

Do you know of anywhere at Immigration central that I could email to say how good the staff are?