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How can I switch from a Non-B visa extension to a Non-O marriage visa in Thailand?

Non-B Visa Non-O Visa Visa Extension Marriage Visa Immigration Process Work Permit

Kim ******

asked Aug 13, 2020

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Hello Everyone. Although i posted this earlier but still have some confusion. need you kind advise again . I am looking to switch my Non B Extension of stay to Non O marraige visa.  My Non B extension of stay will expire on 14 Nov. when should i go to immigration to switch ? is there any specific time? how about 400000 baht, when do i need to have in my bank account?  also i want to continue my work permit that is going to expire next year May 2021.  do i need to explain to immigration why i need to continue by work permit.   

thank you in advance

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To switch from a Non-B extension to a Non-O marriage visa in Thailand, you should visit the immigration office up to two weeks before your current extension expires on November 14. You will need to have 400,000 baht in a Thai bank account in your name for at least two months prior to applying for the extension. You do not need to explain your work permit situation to immigration, as it is handled by a different ministry.

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Tod *********

you will take a letter from your employer stating they have no problem with you cancelling your extension based on employment and getting an extension based on marriage to a thai as of xxx date (usually the last day your current extension is valid.

You can go to the immigration office up to 2 weeks before that date, cancel your current extension and immediately apply for a new yearly extension based on marriage. You need the 400K baht in a thai bank account in your name only for two months before you apply for the extension, you turn in the documents required for an extension based on marriage, you will get a 30 day under consideration stamp and after that runs out you go back and they will stamp the rest of the 11 month extension into your passport.

You don't need to tell immigrations ANYTHING about your work permit seeing as immigrations isn't the ministry of Labour.

6 years ago

Andrew *******

Try asking immigration

6 years ago

Tod *********

that was kind of a fail answer there

@And***

for a thai visa ADVICE group :/ don'tcha think?

6 years ago

Andrew *******

@Tod ********

Oh and by the way, for your information, the post as been edited after I made my original comment.

The guy had said previously that he had just attended at the immigration office, and now he’s just changed the whole question.

6 years ago

Andrew *******

And if you think asking a question off an advice group is more sensible than asking at immigration that you have just attended then you need to ask yourself why you just made such a dumb comment!

😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴

6 years ago

Andrew *******

@Tod ********

6 years ago