Do I need an immigration paper for my next border run with a Non-O married visa?

the German embassy never allowed anyone swear on the Bible on how much money they earned monthly 😀😀 . . they ask for HARD proof. So the immigration still accepts these letters

yes

the immigration does in fact accept income letters legalized by the German Embassy Bangkok for income proof. I know a handful of married Germans who use this letter

a German can still get the embassy letter of yearly income proof

@Jürgen *****

you don't loose any days if you apply for the 60-day family visit extension anytime in September. The 60 days will count from 27 September on. This will give you enough time to season 400.000 THB in the bank for 2 months, then apply for "1-year Extension of Stay based on marriage" . .with this Extension, no more border bounces are needed

@Jürgen *****

>So i have go still to the immigration for a 60 days extension

IF you want to stay in Thailand longer then September 26, you MUST go to immigration and request for an:

Extension of stay based on visiting Thai family

Each immigration office has their own requirements, however it does not require proof of income, or proof of savings. It will require your wife to be next to you, and the marriage certificate.

Once you get that 60 day extension of stay, you can stay until the middle of November.

IF the borders reopen by the middle of November, bounce on your current visa, and you'll get another 90 day stamp. IF the borders *DO NOT* reopen, then you'll have to leave Thailand and go through the quarantine process when you return.

@Jürgen *****

OR, another option is to get the 60 day extension of stay based on visiting Thai family, which will let you stay until November. *IF* the borders reopen in November, bounce out and back in for another 90 day stamp. However, it's unknown if the borders will re-open then.

@Jürgen *****

It doesn't matter. Your visa is still usable. Usable means you can still enter on the visa. However, whenever you enter Thailand on that visa, you can only stay no more than 90 days. You want to stay longer, and therefore you need to extend your "stamp"

A third option is to do another bounce, giving you another 90 days. However, you'll have to find a country that'll accept you, get permission from the Thai government to return, catch a Thai government approved flight, AND do a 15 day quarantine at your expense. Expect to be outside of Thailand for a few months, and spend at least 100K THB. I *DO NOT* recommend that option.

@Benjamin *****

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2. Get a one year extension of stay based on marriage to a Thai national. This requires the 400K THB in a Thai bank account, seasoned for 2 months.

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Couldn't that be an income declaration from the embassy? No need for money in the bank + seasoning.