NST Immigration.

NST Immigration at a glance

Nakhon Si Thammarat Immigration Office handles the immigration business for foreign residents of the province -- 90-day address reporting, annual extensions of stay, TM30-related checks, re-entry permits and certificates of residence. It is a smaller, quieter office than the immigration bureaus in Bangkok, Phuket or Chiang Mai, reflecting the province's much smaller foreign-resident population.

NOTE ON VERIFICATION: the address above (The Village Project, 99/34 Om Khai Wachirawut Road, Tha Wang) and the office telephone number are corroborated by multiple independent expat-relocation and forum sources, but the office's own official site did not return page content we could directly verify these details against at time of writing -- confirm current address, hours and required documents by phone (national call centre 1178) before an important visit.

Address: The Village Project, 99/34 Om Khai Wachirawut Road, Tha Wang Sub-district, Mueang Nakhon Si Thammarat District, Nakhon Si Thammarat 80000
Hours: Standard Immigration Bureau hours are Monday-Friday, roughly 8:30 AM-12:00 PM and 1:00 PM-4:30 PM, closed weekends and public holidays -- this matches the pattern confirmed for other provincial immigration offices, but the office's own site did not return a page we could independently re-confirm current hours from, so call ahead to verify before an important visit.
Phone: Office tel +66 (0)75 320 727 · National immigration call centre 1178
Getting there: In the Tha Wang area of central Nakhon Si Thammarat, inside The Village Project on Om Khai Wachirawut Road -- reachable by car, motorbike, songthaew or Grab from anywhere in the city centre.

What's handled here

• 90-day address reporting for long-stay residents
• Annual extensions of stay (retirement, marriage, family, work)
• TM30 address-notification matters (filed by your landlord, checked here)
• Re-entry permits (single and multiple entry)
• Certificates of residence (for a driving licence, vehicle purchase or bank account)

Notable facts

• Nakhon Si Thammarat's much smaller foreign-resident population, compared with Phuket, Chiang Mai or Bangkok, means this office is far less visited day-to-day -- expect shorter queues but also a narrower window of English-speaking staff on any given visit.
• Address and phone corroborated via independent expat-relocation and forum sources; not independently re-confirmed on the office's own site at time of writing -- call ahead.

Sources & References

• Immigration Bureau, Royal Thai Police
• Department of Lands, Thailand

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