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Do I need to accompany my husband to the immigration office for his visa extension?

NON-O Visa dependent visa extension immigration process in Thailand Thailand visa regulations non-immigrant B visa

Jun 4, 2022

4 years ago

Rene ******

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I have a non-immigrant B visa. My husband arrived in March on an initial 90 day non-immigrant O visa (staying with family who are living in Thailand). When he goes in to get the one year stamp, do I need to accompany him? He'll have copies of all of the relevant documents, and I'll sign copies of things like my passport and work permit. I just need to know if I need to physically accompany him to the immigration office.

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The user seeks clarification on whether they need to accompany their husband, who holds a 90-day NON-O visa, to the immigration office for his one-year extension. A comment indicates that the user must accompany their husband as he is applying as a dependent on their legal stay.

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You MUST accompany your family member to the Immigration office when your family applies for an extension based on being dependent on a foreigner with a legal stay in Thailand (you).

4 years ago

Young ********

The family has to be there

4 years ago

Rene ******

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Thank you. I was having trouble finding that definitive answer anywhere.

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