So trying to clarify. Going to immigration tomorrow for my visa exempt to Non O. Then 9p days later for Non o for marriage.
For this Non O. The information person at immigration said our two witnesses need to come in person. Which I've never had to do prior or heard of. Is this correct? I don't want our two witnesses to have to drive the almost 2 hour drive for no reason.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The original poster is seeking clarification on whether two witnesses need to be present in person at immigration when applying for a Non-O visa for marriage in Thailand. Responses vary by immigration office, with some users sharing different requirements based on their experiences at various offices. It has been suggested that the need for witnesses may depend on the specific immigration office and its rules, with some users stating they only needed witnesses during home visits, not for the application itself.
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