I am preparing my documents to change from a visa exempt to a Non-O based on over 50 and looking at requirements as per attached form i got at Chiang Mai immigration. I went for a resident certificate but the lady who isdues them said it wasnt required only a TM30 however i notice the form asks for one...... Does anyone know if I need one for change of visa as maybe she thought it was for an extention.
Additionally for item 3 do they really want every page of my passport or just the Bio page and my Visa exempt stamp page including the 30 day extension i got yesterday.
Many thanks in advance.
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The user is seeking clarification on the required documents for changing their visa status from visa exempt to Non-O based on age. They received conflicting information regarding the necessity of a resident certificate and a TM30 form. Additionally, they are unclear about whether to submit all pages of their passport or just specific pages related to their visa status.
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Questions #3,4&5... provide the answer as requested.
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You will need PROOF of your residential lease agreement... most offices require one year. Provide a signed and dated copy of owners Thai ๐ชช ๐ or owners passport with copy of the signed lease agreement.
ASK YOUR THAI IMMIGRATION OFFICE for the length of the lease required for the one year extension of stay as retired.
SIMPLY provide EACH of the REQUIREMENTS as listed and you will get the Thai Visa and or extension you are applying for with your Thai Immigration office.
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