Do all family members need to be present at CM Immigration for visa extensions?

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Apr 26, 2019

6 years ago

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Heading to CM Immigration for extensions for our family of four, my question is does the whole family need to come or can I just go alone and do it for them?

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The user inquires whether they need to bring their whole family to Chiang Mai Immigration for visa extensions or if they can handle the process alone for their family of four.

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