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How Can I Obtain a 60-Day Extension for My Thai Spouse Visa in Chiang Mai?

Non-O Visa Visa Extension Chiang Mai Immigration

Mar 19, 2020

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Hi, I have a New Zealand passport and a Non Immigration O Multiple Entry Thai Spouse Visa which expired 10 March 2020.  My last 90 day entry into Thailand is valid to 28 May 2020. I understand a further 60 day extension is possible at Immigration for 1,900 baht. Any recent experience or advice about obtaining this in Chiang Mai would be appreciated, Thanks, Kelvin.

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The user, holding a New Zealand passport with an expired Non Immigration O Multiple Entry Thai Spouse Visa, seeks advice on obtaining a 60-day extension at Immigration in Chiang Mai. They are aware of the fee and validity of their last entry but are looking for recent experiences or guidance regarding the extension process.

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head on over to the airport location and get the hand out that lists the requirements to get the 60 day visit family extension

There is no one size fits all list of what you need. Some offices allow it once per entry (meaning you can get it on EVERY 90 day entry if you wanted), and some offices allow it once per VISA (meaning you can get it ONCE on a 90 day entry from that visa and then not again until you went to BUY a new visa)

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Thanks for the info

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