Does the Thai immigration authority photograph you and your spouse every time you renew a marriage visa?

Marriage Visa Thai Immigration Visa Renewal Process Photography Requirement Visa Rules in Thailand

Jul 19, 2019

5 years ago

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When you get a marriage visa for the first time the authorities come round and photograph you and your spouse in front of the house and in the bedroom. My question is, is this a one off process or do they come back to take more pictures at any time?

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When you initially apply for a marriage visa in Thailand, the authorities will visit your residence to take photographs of you and your spouse in specified locations. The question raised concerns whether this photographic process is a one-time occurrence or if the immigration officers return for future inspections and photos during visa renewals.

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