Full field guide: Jomtien Immigration Office — complete 2026 guide · Extension day timeline · Non-O document checklist
Official location
The Immigration Bureau telephone directory reopened on 1 August 2026 lists Chonburi Immigration at 75/265 Moo 12, Jomtien Beach Road, Soi 5, Nong Prue, Bang Lamung, Chonburi 20150. It publishes the central telephone as 0 3825 2751–4. Those address and contact figures come from the authority's own Thai/English directory checked this run.
The earlier description placed the office vaguely in the “Thappraya Road area” and referred to an old relocation without a current official citation. Use the Immigration Bureau address above and confirm routing directly before travel.
Hours: national handbook versus local confirmation
An Immigration Bureau public handbook reopened on 1 August 2026 publishes service from 08:30 to 16:30, Monday to Friday except official holidays, with a lunch break. The same handbook warns that service time is subject to each checkpoint's own office hours.
No current Chonburi Immigration page confirming the exact Jomtien lunch closure or counter cut-off was accessible this run. The earlier 12:00–13:00 lunch estimate and late-afternoon ticket assumptions are therefore unconfirmed local practice, not published office rules. Call the official number before making a time-sensitive visit.
Buildings and service routing
The Immigration Bureau directory confirms foreign-national services in Pattaya, but the sources reopened on 1 August 2026 do not publish the page's former “Building A” and “Building B” allocation. Ask the official information point where the current service is handled; counter layouts can change without a national notice.
Queue reports are not official schedules
The previous weekday rankings, arrival windows and completion estimates came from anecdotal counter reports. Chonburi Immigration did not publish those figures in the official material reopened on 1 August 2026. They have been demoted: do not treat a claimed quiet day or early queue time as a service guarantee.
Fees and national procedures
Immigration Bureau public-service material reopened on 1 August 2026 publishes 1,900 THB for a temporary-stay extension application. The Bureau's Thai fee schedule publishes 1,000 THB for a single re-entry permit and 3,800 THB for a multiple re-entry permit. These are national published fees, not evidence that every application will be accepted or completed the same day.
Financial thresholds and document lists vary by extension ground. Rather than repeat retirement, marriage and DTV figures without reopening every category's governing checklist in this office-focused run, use the separately verified Non-O checklist, marriage Non-O guide or DTV extension guide.
90-day reporting
The Immigration Bureau's official Thai guidance reopened on 1 August 2026 says a foreign national permitted to stay temporarily who remains in Thailand beyond 90 days must notify Immigration for each 90-day period. The guidance also states that the notification is not an extension of stay.
The earlier claim that a Jomtien walk-in report universally requires a TM30 record, and the precise building assignment, could not be confirmed from a current Chonburi Immigration publication this run. Check the official online service and the office's current instructions for the individual record.
Documents, dress and rejection anecdotes
The previous bank-letter age, photo set, dress code, TM30 refusal and same-day document rules were not available in an official Jomtien checklist reopened on 1 August 2026. They may reflect past counter experience, but they are not stated here as current rules. Bring the official checklist for the relevant application ground and ask Chonburi Immigration about any local additions.
Official sources reopened
Checked 1 August 2026: Immigration Bureau directory (Thai/English) · Immigration Bureau public handbook (English) · Immigration Bureau fee schedule (Thai) · Immigration Bureau 90-day guidance (Thai/English). The official subdomain files were access-restricted during direct open attempts, so no unsupported local detail was inferred from them.
Last checked 1 August 2026. This page reports published information and identified uncertainty; it is not legal advice or a guarantee of service.