Sukhothai Immigration.

Sukhothai Immigration at a glance

Confirmed via the office's own official site: Sukhothai Immigration Office, at 109 Moo 10, Ban Kluai sub-district, Mueang Sukhothai District, 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. As one of Thailand's smaller, quieter provincial offices, it reflects Sukhothai's modest foreign-resident population compared with the country's larger expat hubs.

Confirmed contact details from the office's own site: tel +66 (0)55 610 112, mobile +66 (0)62 828 1829, and email sukhothai.imm@gmail.com.

Address: 109 Moo 10, Ban Kluai Sub-district, Mueang Sukhothai District, Sukhothai 64000
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 dedicated hours page we could independently re-confirm current opening hours from, so call ahead to verify before an important visit.
Phone: Office tel +66 (0)55 610 112 (also listed as the office fax) · Mobile +66 (0)62 828 1829 · National immigration call centre 1178
Getting there: In Ban Kluai sub-district on the edge of Mueang Sukhothai District, a short drive from New Sukhothai town centre -- reachable by car, motorbike, songthaew or Grab.

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

• Sukhothai's small foreign-resident population, drawn mainly by the historical parks rather than retirement or business relocation, means this office sees far lighter foot traffic than immigration offices in Bangkok, Phuket or Chiang Mai.
• Address, phone and email confirmed directly from the office's own official site (sukhothai.immigration.go.th) -- among the more thoroughly self-documented provincial immigration offices in this registry.

Sources & References

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

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