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Immigration - Immigration Office
The Immigration Office is probably the authority of Thailand which is most likely to be frequented for long-term resident and visitors.
Since January 2011, the Bureau of Immigration for the province of Udon Thani is located behind the main police station.
The following documents or requests are handled by the staff of immigration including:
- Issuance of a certificate of residence
- Application for extension of temporary stay in the kingdom as a tourist, married to a Thai national, or as a retiree
- Notification of staying longer than 90 days
- Application for a reentry permit to the kingdom
- Application for change of visa
- Lost or stolen passport form
Here you can download a map giving directions
Opening times: 8.30 am - 12.00 am and 1.00 pm - 4.30 pm
Saturday and Sunday closed
Address
| Address: |
95 Phosi Road T. Maakhaeng A. Muang Udon Thani 41000 Thailand |
| Phone: | +66 (0) 42 249 982 |
| Fax: | +66 (0) 42 249 984 |
| Map and coordinates | |
posted on: 06.09.2012 - last update on: 05.07.2019
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Coordinates for your navigation device
| Latitude: | 17.406480 |
| Longitude: | 102.789000 |
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User comments
You can obtain a non immigrant visa only outside Thailand, for example in Vientiane or Savannakhet.
The staff were courteous, informative and professionally friendly.
They took the necessary time to first understand and then clearly any necessary procedures or questions we asked.
I wanted to just send a hello and thank you to all of them as it was a wonderful welcome to my new home., Udon Thani.
Gordon
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