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Can I extend my 60-day visa twice a year by 30 days if I am married to a Thai?

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Nov 18, 2025

a day ago

Steve ********

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Can I extend my 60 days twice a year by 30 if married to a Thai?

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Yes, you can extend your 60-day visa by 30 days if you are married to a Thai citizen, but getting a marriage visa is recommended for longer stays. You can apply for a family-related extension. Bring your spouse along, and ensure you have all necessary paperwork to facilitate the extension. However, being married does not automatically grant visa privileges; it's essential to follow the correct procedures for extending your visa.

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18 hours ago

Bob **********

Being married to a Thai has nothing to do with an exempt stamp get the proper visa

19 hours ago

Jake *********

@Bob *********

family can be a reason for more extensions than 1 or 2.

18 hours ago

Bob **********

@Jake ********

yes but that’s comes off of a non-o visa anyone can get a 30 day extension

10 hours ago

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Bob **********

Paul *******

Yes you can get 30 days extension then another 60 Days based on Visiting your wife. As long as you have all the paperwork.

21 hours ago

Hans *************

Married or not don't change anything for immigration...

Philip ***********

yes it does

Hans *************

I am married, I don't know what is my advantage,except half the money deposit...

5 hours ago

Philip ***********

@Hans ************

that he can apply for an extra 60 days "family visit" if I'm not wrong that was his question

4 hours ago

Hans *************

@Philip **********

means he can get 60 days 3 times? I never read about that..

4 hours ago

Philip ***********

@Hans ************

Twice exemption and once for family visit However it will depend from one office to another

4 hours ago

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Philip ***********

Greg ********

Get a marriage visa

a day ago

Jo **********

@Greg *******

if the person is living abroad it’s not necessary to have a visa

21 hours ago

Greg ********

@Jo *********

and

9 hours ago

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Greg ********

Nigel **************

Get the proper Marriage Visa

a day ago

Paul *******

@Nigel *************

I have never heard of a Wedding Visa. Perhaps you mean a Marriage Visa or an extension of stay based on being married to a Thai national?

a day ago

Nigel **************

I stand corrected sir. Now updated. Cheers

a day ago

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Nigel **************

John *********

Only if you have a Russian wife 😉

a day ago

Karl ********

@John ********

21 hours ago

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Karl ********

Fra *****

You can get marriage Visa

a day ago

Pertti *************

You can apply 60 day extension family reasons.

a day ago

Ning ******

Bring your wife, you can get 60.

a day ago

Graham ******

@Ning *****

In theory yes but some Immigration Offices will not issue the 60 day Visit Thai Family extension on a tourism entry stamp and others will only issue this if the 30 day tourism extension is taken first. The answer is the OP qualifies for a Non-O marriage visa which gives the required 90 days on entry so Immigratrion will be pushing more in this direction now.

a day ago

Jay ******

@Graham *****

when I went to extend my 30 days earlier this year the IO told me to come find her 2 days before extension expires and she gave me another 60 days without leaving the country because I have Thai wife and all documents

6 hours ago

Jo **********

@Graham *****

I have done it the way you said.

21 hours ago

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Jo **********

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