Hello
I have a question about extending my non-immigrant visa.
I have a 90-day visa to visit family, can I extend it by 60 days at the Buriram immigration office, for example?
I am now with my wife visiting family in Satuek and we would like to stay longer in Thailand.
I heard somewhere if you are married to a Thai woman that you could extend 60 days to 150 days once, if that is possible, which documents should I show/submit?
I hope I get the answers here that I haven't been able to find anywhere .
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user inquired about extending their non-immigrant visa, specifically a 90-day visa for visiting family, by an additional 60 days at the Buriram immigration office. They mentioned being married to a Thai citizen and asked about the possibility and documentation required for this extension. According to community replies, it is indeed possible to get a 60-day extension for family visits, but the user should verify the exact documents required at the specific immigration office, as well as the fees involved.
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