How can I extend my marriage visa in Thailand and what are the options for additional months?

Jun 12, 2023
a year ago
I'm coming to the end of my marriage visa multi entry 12 m,I will go the trip to savvanahket to renew, I've heard you can get extra months this visa, what's the situation ?definitely heard 15m.
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You can extend your marriage-based Non-Immigrant O visa in Thailand to potentially gain up to 17 months total. By doing a border run to Savannakhet before your current visa expires, you can receive an additional 90 days, effectively totaling 15 months. Additionally, if you visit an immigration office before the 15 months end, you can apply for a 60-day extension based on your marriage, for a fee of 1,900 THB, which allows you to stay for nearly 17 months. Alternatively, you can also consider applying for a one-year extension directly at your local immigration office without needing a border run.
Alastair ********
Can't you go to your local immigration office and get a 1 year extension based on being married to a Thai national? Doesn't require border bounce.
Tod *********
@Alastair *******
if he doesn't meet the financial requirements he can't 😕

He might as well get the 17 months you can wring out of a year-long, multi-entry Non-O visa based on marriage BEFORE you get an extension even if you can meet the requirements 😛
Robert *******
The visa is valid for 1 year, IF you do a border run as Lloyd described you get 15 months out of this visa. IF you visit Immigration office before the 15 months ends, you can apply for an Extension of Stay based on visiting wife, cost 1.900 Thb, no financial requirements but copies ID's and marriage papers, to get another 60 days.

Which makes a total of nearly 17 months out of this 1 year Multiple Entry Non Immigrant O visa based on marriage with a Thai National.
Matt ********
@Robert ******
Robert after the 15 or 17 months .. can you then get a new 12 month non immigrant o visa based on marriage ?
Ellie *******
@Matt *******
, yes, you can go to the Thai embassy/consulate to apply for a new visa after that.
มาร์ค ********
ORIGINAL POSTER
@Robert ******
thanks for confirmation
Lloyd ********
If you do a border bounce on the last day of your VISAS validity/use before date, then you will be stamped in for another 90 days, making a possible total of the 15 months that you have heard about.
Francis *******
@Lloyd *******
can't he get a visit Thai family extension of 2 months before the 90 days aswell?
มาร์ค ********
ORIGINAL POSTER
I heard 15 m and yes another option I'm sure 17m? my memory is bad 🤣 tod Daniels will know, gave me good advice before 👍
Lloyd ********
@Francis ******
Yep that is true
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