Thai Immigration – Pattaya

The immigration offices in Pattaya is well known to most expats. We have listed the address and telephone numbers for the Thai Immigration office in Pattaya so you can call them before you visit them. You may also visit them at the address listed below. Note the operating hours of the immigration office in Jomtien, Pattaya.

If you wish to speak to someone about an immigration issue or the extending of your retirement visa or marriage visa then you can call our office in Pattaya or you may wish to speak to immigration yourself while in Pattaya. If you are on overstay, take good advice and contact our office first and allow us to contact Thai immigration for you in Pattaya. Deportation and arrest can and will be very traumatic but we can ensure that the process is much smoother and faster.

Tel: 038 110 636
Fax: 038 252 751
Business hours: Monday to Friday 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Address:
Soi 5 Moo 12
Jomtien Beach Road
Nongprue, Banglamung
Chonburi 20150
 

309 thoughts on “Thai Immigration – Pattaya

  1. Hello there,

    My name is Paul Salter & I have recently recovered from Covid(end of October). I have a QR code and a letter of covid recovery plus proof of both vaccinations. Before I travel and when I arrive I am meant to have Covid PCR tests, but having had Covid weeks ago they will probably still be positive even though I have recovered.
    Do I still take a test before my flight and when I enter Thailand or does my recovery Covid QR code cover me for both.

    I haven’t applied for my Thailand Pass yet as I fly on December 1st 2021 with Thai Airways from London to Bangkok.

    Thank You for your help on this matter.

    Mr Paul Salter

    1. Hi Paul,

      Yes, you need to apply for Thailand Pass and you will submit the document or certificate of recovery. For traveling to Thailand, you still need the RT PCR test. It is recommended that you travel to Thailand at least 1 month after recovery in order to qualify for entry and you need to test negative from COVID.

  2. I am entering Thailand on the 45 day visa exemption, and will be completing my 14 days quarantine in Pattaya. How soon can I apply for the 30 day extension. Can I immediately apply after I finish my quarantine which will be 15 days after entry, or do I have to wait until the 45 days are nearly expired. I am planning on staying in Thailand for 73 days total. Thank you for your assistance.

    1. Dear Ian Crocker.

      Good day.

      You can extend your visa exemption 7 days before your visa will expire at the immigration.

      Have a good day.
      Yord.

  3. thanks for answer
    i have a Thai Insurance already, which i had used to get the O-A extension last year.
    This insurance i will renew for the next extension.

    I mean the NEW health insurance with minimum coverage of $100,000 or 3 million baht
    for medical expenses and treatment of Covid.

    Can i use my foreign health insurances with a coverage of Euro1.000.000 in this case.
    My insurance is only for inpatient benefit.

    When will the new regulations for Covid insurance be introduced?

    My extension will end on 28. August 2021.
    How many days in advance can I apply for the new extension ?
    Maybe i can still get it with the current regulations.

    PS what i not understand is: some of my friends get yearly extensions based on O Visa
    they don’t need any insurance

    1. Dear W. Schmitt,
      Good day.
      O-A is a retirement visa acquired outside Thailand therefore there will be requirements different from the normal retirement visa O acquired inside Thailand. Please be advised you can apply 1 month in advance but we suggest to do it at least 15 days prior to the expiration of your visa. 
      Thank you.

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