Hua Hin Immigration Office
Complete 2026 guide — opening hours, queue tips, required documents, transport, and what to bring.
Updated May 2026 · ThaiVisaFlow Editorial Team · Informational only — not official Thai Immigration Bureau data
Weekday Hours
08:30 – 16:30 (general guidance — verify before visiting)
Typical Queue
Under 2 hours — often significantly faster
Best Arrival
Arrive by 08:30
Region
Western Gulf Coast
Informational guide only. Office hours, services, and requirements change without notice. Always verify current information directly with the office or via immigration.go.th before visiting.
Office Overview
Full Name
Hua Hin Immigration Office
Province / Region
Prachuap Khiri Khan · Western Gulf Coast
Address
Hua Hin Town, Prachuap Khiri Khan — verify exact address at immigration.go.th before visiting
Phone
Verify with official source before visiting
Weekday Hours
08:30 – 16:30 (general guidance — verify before visiting)
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed
Queue Level
Low Traffic
Arrive by 08:30. Generally fast service. One of Thailand's more manageable regional offices.
Location & Address
Hua Hin Town, Prachuap Khiri Khan — verify exact address at immigration.go.th before visiting
Hua Hin Immigration Office
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Retirement Visa
Retirement visa renewals handled routinely. Recommended by many retirees in the area for smooth processing.
90-Day Reporting
Online via tm47.immigration.go.th recommended. In-person also available.
Re-Entry Permit
Available — bring exact cash: ฿1,000 (single) or ฿3,800 (multiple).
Queue & Wait Times
Typical Wait
Under 2 hours — often significantly faster
Best Time
Weekday mornings
Worst Time
Mondays and days after public holidays
Pro Tip
Well regarded by expats for smooth, friendly processing. Smaller expat community means less congestion than major hubs.
Getting There — Transport & Parking
grab
Grab available in Hua Hin town
taxi
Local taxi services available
rental
Rental car or scooter — easy street and on-site parking
bus
Buses from Bangkok to Hua Hin available — local transport from bus terminal
Required Documents — What to Bring
Standard documents required for most immigration visits. Service-specific extras listed below.
Valid passport — original + 2 clear photocopies of data page
Current visa/extension stamp — 1 photocopy
TM30 receipt or hotel registration — confirm this is current
Recent passport photo — 4×6cm, white background (bring 2–4)
Completed application form (TM7 for extensions — get at office)
Application fee in exact cash
Practical Tips
Arrive by 08:30 — one of Thailand's more relaxed offices
Bring ALL originals AND 2 sets of clear photocopies
Cash only — bring exact amounts for all fees
Retirement visa applicants: bank letter must be issued within 7 days
TM30 should be current before attending
Well-regarded by the local expat community for friendly service
Easy parking available — less stressful arrival than Bangkok or Phuket
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Bank letter not fresh enough for retirement renewal
Rejected — must return
Missing TM30 receipt
Application may be delayed
Insufficient passport photos
Must purchase separately
Nearby — Copy Shops, ATMs & Food
Hua Hin market and town centre within easy reach
ATMs available in Hua Hin town
Copy shops in town centre — bring your own copies
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