Proof of Residency

[ImJustHangin]

Hello.

I may be in a bit of a quandary. 

Im on my first retirement visa and my first 90 day visit to immigration is due aug 31.

 I just moved into a new condo a couple of months ago in Pattaya.

It is a different condo, across the hall actually from the one I was living in when I first got the retirement visa.

 

Problem is - i don't know if I need to show proof of residence and if so how to obtain it.

 

My new landlord is a falang, but the condo is in his Thai girlfriends name (together for 8 years he trusts her...) and she is currently overseas. so legally he doesn't own the property and we have no written contract.

 

One suggestion has been for me to go to the local laundry and use the receipt as "proof" of residence.

 

Can anyone please advise as to  exactly what I need - and how to get it?

 

Thanks in advance

Incidentally, my landlord is actually very helpful  we just don't know what to do.....

 

[ZAKY]

Im on my third retirement visa extension, i use to do it through an agent since the first time i only once submitted the usual documents like my police clearance certificate, passport, as for the proof of residency i only gave the address but never any document certifying my place of residence. My last renewal was on late June this year.


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[kdrayong]

Usually I use an utility bill. Are any of those in your name?

Internet

Telephone

Cable TV

Water

Electricity

 

I guess a laundry bill won't be a proof. 

Maybe the condominium management is able to obtain you with any bill.

[dinger]

Do both condos have the same street?soi address?

[ImJustHangin]

Do both condos have the same street?soi address?

Yes

[dinger]

I know it might be spliting hairs but I would think just keep using same address as originally reported