Hello, I want to apply for Non-O Marriage Visa. I know you can book online business visa etc. for appointments in Chaeng Wattana, but what about non-o marriage visa? I can see that I can book the L-counter for retirement on the booking system, but nothing mentioned on the booking system? L-counter seems to be for retirement and marriage visa?! Any advice?
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The query revolves around the application process for a Non-O Marriage Visa in Thailand, specifically whether one can book an online appointment at the Chaeng Wattana immigration office. Users provided insights that clarified the distinction between applying for a yearly extension versus an initial 90-day Non-O visa and directed the poster to the correct sections for their specific needs.
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I asked because IF you are just applying for a yearly extension you want section L-1 (the one marked retirement)
BUT
IF you are applying for an in country 90 day Non-O visa based on marriage you want section C-1 and you need at least 15 days left on a 30 day visa exempt entry stamp, a 60 day tourist visa entry stamp, a 30 day regular extension from one of those OR a 60 day visit thai family extension from one of those. You CANNOT apply for a non-O visa in country from amnesty
Hang about ARE you applying for a yearly "extension of stay" <- as in you already had a non-O visa and want to apply for a yearly extension OR are you wanting to apply for the initial 90 day Non-O visa inside the country for the first time and have at least 15 days left on your current entry stamp or extension?
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