Because of the current situation and me being here on a non- multiple entry based on thai spouse i have decided to switch over to 1 year extension instead.
Just want to make sure that what i am planning is correct so i wont end up having to leave the country because of some mistake.
Background: Non o multiple entry visa based on thai spouse that expired in March, did a border hop before it expired and now have a 90 day entry that expires in June.
What I'm planning to do:
In July I will put 400.000 baht into my Thai bankaccount, then go to the immigration office and ask for a 60 day extension based on marriage. That gives me the required 2 months of seasoning the money in the bank. Then i go back to the immigration with required docs and apply for 1 year extension and they will give me a 1 month under consideration stamp and money stays untouched in the bank for a third month.
Is this right?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user plans to switch from a Non-O multiple entry visa based on their Thai spouse to a 1-year extension. They intend to deposit 400,000 baht in their Thai bank account, apply for a 60-day extension based on marriage, and then seek a 1-year extension after the required seasoning period. However, there is uncertainty regarding applying during the current 90-day stamp and whether using the amnesty period for this transition is advisable.
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