This is Chiang Mai's new Immigration Office. All visa matters for foreigners in Greater Chiang Mai are handled here.
You go to this office for:
- Tourist visa
- Retirement visa
- Re-Entry Permit
- Medical cases
- 90 days reporting
- Notification by landlord of residence proof
- Notification of change of address
- marriage visa issues
- education visa issues.
The old office at Promenada Mall has been closed.
Chiang Mai Immigration Office is the one and only office in the north of Thailand for both foreigners and Burmese workers.
Since many years now, the Chiang Mai Immigration Office is usually very, very busy. Crowds are queuing up outside of the office from early in the morning 6 or 7 am, and at times even up until the road. For this reason, Immigration gained itself the nickname 'the Zoo' amongst some groups of foreigners, and indeed waiting times can easily be 2-4 hours.
Read more about how to handle your visa matters smoothly at Immigration.
Book your reservation online (only 100 days in advance): book a reservation online.
Prepare your documents: standard requirements for visa.
Download some visa application forms
Read more in our Visa section
Official opening times: from 8:30am to 4:30pm.
General website immigration: http://www.immigration.go.th
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 | Bobby Wilson Posted on September 26, 2024 at 09:32:03 Everyone was very helpful in the process of the application for the extension. I give a shout out to lady at the front that help fill out the paperwork that I was making a mistake on. Very professional lady I wish I could remember her name, next time I will not forget . Thank you for all your help. Sincerely Bobby |
 | Martin Wickham Posted on May 22, 2024 at 19:51:18 Your email box is full. Please resolve this issue and advise so I can send email to you. |
 | Phillip Posted on January 09, 2024 at 07:57:00 Greetings, I've sent 2 emails to the Royal Thai Embassy in Canberra, with 2 different queries, and have not received any response. So I'm contacting you to answer one question. I've managed to find an answer to my other question. I'm applying for an OA Retirement visa. I'm Australian and one of the documents required is a 3.4 Australian Electronic Visa (VEVO) for a proof of residence in Australia (only for permanent residents). I am an Australian citizen with an Australian passport. I've contacted VEVO and they've told me that they only issue VEVOs to people in Australia who have a visa. I don't have, nor need any visa for my home country. Please clarify this requirement since I'm keen to submit my application. Kind Regards, Phillip |
 | Olga Posted on November 17, 2023 at 14:23:41 Hello, I'm Russian. I came to Thailand 28 October 2023 and I having stamp on my passport for one months visa duration till 26 November. But from now 01 November new rule for Russians, visa duration 3 months. What do I have to do? Can I stay more then 1 months or I should make extension of visa? |
 | michael sloper Posted on October 19, 2023 at 05:58:56 my immigration stamp expires on 23. october, but the office is closed. should i go to the office sunday 22. oct? or saturday 21. oct? or should i wait until tuesday 24. oct? |
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