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Can I extend my 3-month Non-O visa for one month while applying for a 1-year Marriage visa?

Aug 13, 2025
9 months ago
Ivan ******
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Can we extend a 3 months non-o visa (based on stay with family) for another 1 month? how much it cost? coz I'm worried i don't have enough time for gathering the documents (kor ror 22, etc) for applying the 1 year Marriage visa. I may need more time.

Then after 1 month is extended, can I still apply for 1 year Marriage visa?
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You can extend your 3-month Non-O visa for an additional 60 days based on family visit reasons, costing 1,900 baht. Following this extension, you can apply for a 1-year Marriage visa. It is advisable to confirm specific requirements and potential constraints at your local immigration office.
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Graham ******
You should already be on a marriage Non-O Visa and you will be looking at seasoning your funds for 2 months then applying for a 12 month Extension of Stay, not a Visa. The Kor Ror 22 can be obtained in minutes at your local amphur so I assume your constraint is the seasoned funds unless you were married outside Thailand which means you have not planned this at all well.
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Stuart *********
All extensions regardless of length are 1,900 baht.
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Stuart *********
You can apply for a 60 day extension based on visiting Thai family. Also you would be able to then convert to a marriage extension from that.

Ask your local immigration office for their handouts of requirements needed for both.
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