Buriram Immigration "NEW" office

[Mutt Daeng]

I have done a Successful 90 day online report with Buriram Immigration in July.

I had confirmation back within 3 hours, haven't done one since then, but I suspect it's still working

Thanks for the confirmation Mike.

[Freddy]

I used the Chang Arena Office for renewal of my retirement extension yesterday. Arrived at 0930. Only customer and dealt with immediately. Excellent and friendly service.

[Somnat]

Freddy, was your retirement renewal completed in 1 go?

I am due soon, and although I have used the sub office for 90 day reports andTM30's, I was going to go to the main office as I thought extensions had to be signed off by the "Boss"

Is the smiling chap chap with glasses still down there?

[Freddy]

Yes, smiling chap was there.
Yes all was done in one go. I actually took all the copies of my passport pages which I was slow to get out of my bag. He just started copying my passport pages anyway and I had to stop him. Seems the main thing that he cared about was that the bank letter and bank book were correct and seemed infused about any other pre-completed forms. Mine was all in order so the whole lrocess was really easy ( easiest it's ever been) including a re-Entry permit. He's not the fastest but that's no problem as only once a year. Only one other guy came in for the hour I was there.

[Freddy]

Just one thing to note. I had completed my TM7 but he gave me another to complete by hand. Said it proves your alive if hand written. So, don't bother with any pre-filled forms other than re-entry permit request and you only need 2 photos ( 1 if not doing the re-entry.

[Somnat]

Cheers Freddy. Good to know.

[pagan1]

Went in today for 90 day report. Paperwork done in 2 mins and spent 5 minutes having a good natter with the IO on duty. Very pleasant, knowledgeable and helpful chap. I plan to do my extension there next year.

[DeputyDavid]

It would be nice if retirees could apply for permanent residency. Maybe later.

[Starman]

It would be nice if retirees could apply for permanent residency. Maybe later.

Retirees can apply for permanent residency, if you qualify under the investment criteria.