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How do I apply for a 1-year extension on my Non-O visa after receiving it for my Thai wife?
Non-O VisaThai Marriage VisaVisa ExtensionChaeng WattanaThailand ImmigrationE-ExtensionVisa Application Process
Dec 2, 2025
5 months ago
Bbk *********
ORIGINAL POSTERGot my 90days Non.O-Thai wife visa today...at Chaeng Wattana.
Submitted application 2 weeks back and went today for collection...fast service...about 1 hr only.
Next will be for the 1year extension application... planning to do when have balance 30days.
Anyone have experince using Thailand Visa e-Extension ?
Or better to submit in person at CW again.
Thank you
Submitted application 2 weeks back and went today for collection...fast service...about 1 hr only.
Next will be for the 1year extension application... planning to do when have balance 30days.
Anyone have experince using Thailand Visa e-Extension ?
Or better to submit in person at CW again.
Thank you
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user recently received their 90-day Non-O visa linked to their Thai spouse from Chaeng Wattana and plans to apply for a 1-year extension. They inquire about the e-extension process and whether it is better to submit in person at Chaeng Wattana. Responses indicate that e-extensions are not available for marriage-based extensions, and advice is given to schedule an appointment for the yearly extension at least 45 days before the current visa expires.
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Tod *********
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you would do it at this web-link
You can make an appt no more than 30 days out <- in fact at 12:00 the appts for the next day a month out come available. SO you might have to set your alarm to make a booking because at least in Bangkok they book up FAST
As you can see there are NO appts available for marriage to a thai extensions for Dec just so you can get an idea
@Paul ********
correctly stated you can indeed book an appt to show up and get your yearly extension you would do it at this web-link
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You can make an appt no more than 30 days out <- in fact at 12:00 the appts for the next day a month out come available. SO you might have to set your alarm to make a booking because at least in Bangkok they book up FAST
As you can see there are NO appts available for marriage to a thai extensions for Dec just so you can get an idea
Manaschuen *****
@Tod ********
Last time we had to walk in and spent half a day at CW because we did not realize the appointment was booked up so fast (we tried to book like 10 days before expired). Next time we'll try to book ealier.Bbk *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tod ********
it shows FULL on Jan 2026 tooEllie *******
@Bbk ********
, did you read Tod’s comment? Appointment lots are open only for 30 days… January is more than 30 days away. Their first business day in January is Monday, 5th.Bbk *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Ellie ******
noted ..will recheck on Jan5th..thank youReply to
Bbk *********
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Paul *********
You can book an appointment for the yearly extension. Saves time waiting around.
Bbk *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Paul ********
thank you for ur prompt replyReply to
Bbk *********
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Tod *********
you cannot get an extension based on having a Thai wife thru the VFS E-Extension system it is not an option for that program.
You can apply for a yearly extension at Chaengwattana when you have 45 days or less left on your current stamp (so for you any time after Dec 31st (providing your funds are seasoned the 2 months required)
You can apply for a yearly extension at Chaengwattana when you have 45 days or less left on your current stamp (so for you any time after Dec 31st (providing your funds are seasoned the 2 months required)
Bbk *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tod ********
i still cant get online appointment at CW but dates are availabe at Laksi immigration office to do extension based on visiting thai spouse or children. Can i do my current extension Non O Thai spouse 90days visa from CW immigration office at Laksi immigration office? Pls advise. Thank youBbk *********
ORIGINAL POSTERExcellent suggestion...thank you
Bbk *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tod ********
thks for the info....I will do the walk in application at end of the yearTod *********
the soonest you can do it is AFTER Dec 31st
so you're going to do it after the New Year Holiday
Immigrations is closed from Dec 31st until they re-open Monday Jan 5th
And I sure wouldn't show up that day to get the extension after the immigration office has been closed all those days for the holiday.
I'd do it middle of Jan or so
so you're going to do it after the New Year Holiday
Immigrations is closed from Dec 31st until they re-open Monday Jan 5th
And I sure wouldn't show up that day to get the extension after the immigration office has been closed all those days for the holiday.
I'd do it middle of Jan or so
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