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What Do I Need for My O-A Retirement Visa Extension at Hua Hin Immigration?

Visa Extension O-A Visa Hua Hin Immigration

Mar 25, 2020

5 years ago

Nigel ********

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I’m currently in self isolation but will soon if ok have to go to Hua hin immigration to make my first annual extension of my o-a visa based on retirement. I have my 800000 baht seasoned in my account for 2 months already and am trying to arrange the health insurance now . Could someone please tell me what else I need to take with me . I can’t go there to get a list yet and really would appreciate it if someone who has done it at Hua Hin immigration can help me . My visa expires at end of April but hopefully I can go about the 15 th ,if I’m ok .finally would my insurance need to begin on the date I apply or the end of April when visa expires . Many thanks

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This post seeks advice on the necessary documents and requirements for extending an O-A visa based on retirement at Hua Hin immigration. The user mentions having the required funds and is currently arranging health insurance. Comments provide insights into insurance requirements and procedural advice, including the consequences of overstaying a visa.

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what are the consequences if you overstay in Thailand..if you don't mind sharing this important information. Thanks

5 years ago

Tod *********

500 baht a day fine up to 40 days (caps out at 20K baht max)

IF you overstay over 90 days but under a year and turn yourself in (go to stamp out, go to the immigration office or go to fly out) you will get banned for 1 year, over 1 year but under 3 years banned for 3 years, over 3 years but under 5 years banned for 5 years, over 5 years banned for 10 years

BUT

IF you are CAUGHT OUT inside thailand on an overstay (of even a single day up to 1 year) you CAN be banned for 3 years. :O

I am not trying to scare-monger, I'm relating how the penalties are written

It is not so much the overstaying that is dangerous, it is running amuck for some other reason while you're on overstay and getting caught in the country on it

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Michael *******

Im in the same boat.

5 years ago

Brian *********

What happens if people get so sick they can't go ?

5 years ago

Tod *********

you get a letter from the hospital or doctor, and you have someone with signed power of attorney GO apply for a medical extension for you BEFORE you run on overstay.

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Nigel ********

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Thanks for your help Tod

5 years ago

Tod *********

Unfortunately there is on "one size fits all" list that will work at every immigration office for getting an extension based on retirement.

This is as close as you're gonna get but it's from Bangkok and only to extend a non-O based on retirement NOT an O-A.

Post in a Hua Hin related f/b group and you might get someone from there who can help

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5 years ago

Tod *********

Your insurance needs to be in effect from when you APPLY for the extension until the year extension runs out <- so more than a year total. AND remember your insurance has to be from one of these 13 thai carriers

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