Hi, regarding the 60-day extension of stay based on visiting Thai family, can I apply for this based on having two half-Thai children here, rather than being married to their mother, as we divorced already? If so, what are the normal requirements? I am currently nearing the end of the last additional 90 days of a one-year Multiple Entry visa. Thank you for your advice. ๐
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You can apply for a 60-day extension of stay in Thailand based on having two half-Thai children, even if you are divorced from their mother. It's advisable to check with your local immigration office for specific requirements, but generally, you should have at least one of your children present when applying.
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that is the reason that people normally apply for it (other than marriage to a thai) so you should be fine
This is a list of the general requirements, you should go to your immigration office and ask what their requirements are
It goes without saying but I will say it you have to have the reason you're getting an extension with you at the immigration office ( so at least one of your children has to be there when you apply)
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