Royal Thai Police — Immigration Bureau, Songkhla Immigration Office
Hat Yai is Songkhla province's commercial capital and by far its largest city, so most expats living there simply call it "Hat Yai immigration." In fact the provincial immigration office sits outside the city itself, in Khlong Hoi Khong district at 99 Moo 3, Amphoe Khlong Hoi Khong, Songkhla 90115 -- roughly 20-25km south of central Hat Yai on the road toward the Sadao/Malaysia border corridor. It is this single provincial office, not a branch inside Hat Yai city, that handles 90-day reporting, TM7 tourist-visa extensions, full annual extensions of stay, TM30 address matters and re-entry permits for every foreigner whose registered address falls within Songkhla province.
A common mix-up worth knowing before you go: because Songkhla town, the provincial capital in name, sits on the coast well away from Khlong Hoi Khong, and because Hat Yai is the city everyone actually lives and works in, newcomers sometimes assume there must be a separate office inside Hat Yai itself. There is not -- the Khlong Hoi Khong office is the one and only immigration office for the whole province, covering Hat Yai, Songkhla town and every surrounding district. For the full step-by-step guide to reporting, extensions and fees, see our dedicated Hat Yai immigration office guide linked below.
Address: 99 Moo 3, Amphoe Khlong Hoi Khong, Songkhla 90115
Hours: The standard Thai government schedule, roughly 8:30 AM-4:30 PM on weekdays, closed on public holidays -- exact hours and current queueing procedures are worth confirming before you travel given the distance involved.
Phone: A specific current phone line for this Khlong Hoi Khong location could not be independently confirmed -- some older listings online still cite a Phetkasem Road number tied to a previous city-centre address, which is no longer accurate for the current office, so we have deliberately left it out rather than publish a number that may misdirect you.
Getting there: There is no BTS, MRT or songthaew route that reaches Khlong Hoi Khong directly -- a Grab or metered taxi from Hat Yai city is the practical option for most residents. Have the Thai address or a pinned map location ready, since not every driver knows the office by name, and treat the trip as a half-day errand rather than a quick stop.
For the full step-by-step guide to 90-day reporting, TM7 and annual extensions, TM30 and fees, see our complete Hat Yai immigration office guide.
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