Although I did a 30 day visa exempt extension followed by these amnesty periods, I went down to Chiang Mai immigration this morning to see if I am qualified for an additional 60 day family extension as I am married to a Thai citizen. Yes! I can get an extension at the end of this amnesty month and the immigration office suggested going back towards the end of next month with the required documents as they will be dated from the date you apply. Hope this helps someone out there!
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user shared their experience applying for a 60-day family extension at Chiang Mai immigration due to their marriage to a Thai citizen, confirming eligibility after previously utilizing a 30-day visa exempt extension and amnesty periods. They were advised to return towards the end of the amnesty month with the necessary documents, as the extension will be dated from the application date. Comments from others provided additional insights on the process, including the potential to apply for a 90-day Non-O visa and annual extensions based on marriage, easing some requirements for foreign females married to Thai males.
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