Good morning, I went to our local immigration , Sisaket, this morning to get my 60 days visa extension for visiting family because I can't make a border bouncing. I'm on a Non Immigrant O mutiple entry based on marriage to a Thai. Issued Savannakhet, Laos last year April.
Arrived 5 minutes before 9 am left 20 minutes passed 9 am.
I gave my passport
1 copy from our German Wedding Paper, which I got legalized translated 25 years ago . Signed by both of us
1 copy from my wife's ID signed by her
1 copy from the Tabian ban signed by her
1 Passport picture
From all the copies I had the originals with me but nobody asked for them.
The IO made a copy from my passport
Filled the application form for the visa extension
IO typed it in the computer gave me the printout to sign
After that he stamped my passport I payed 1900 BAHT plus 20 BAHT for the passport copy.
Got my passport back and a friendly bye bye.
All done in 25 minutes.
Don't forget to wear a mask. Inside you can clean your hands . I had only 2 people in front.
I forgot to mention, ALL WITHOUT MY WIFE.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user described their smooth experience obtaining a 60-day extension for their Non Immigrant O visa at the Sisaket immigration office. They provided detailed documentation, including copies of their wedding certificate, their wife's ID, and a passport photo, and were able to complete the process in just 25 minutes without needing their wife's presence. They paid the required fees and received a friendly farewell from the immigration officer. The post also included comments from others sharing their similar experiences and challenges.
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