I just had a pleasant surprise. 3 months after my first ‘Thai Marriage’ visa, converted from a non-OA, I went to the Chonburi Immigration building, Soi 5, Jomtien. Boy, was I ready! Bank letter plus 3 month reports, signed photocopied bank book and important passport pages. Phone number with each signature.
The officer (or assistant) sitting at the side of desk 8 smiled, and told me because of the ‘Marriage to a Thai’ visa, this reporting isn’t necessary; and no two month visit before renewal date either.
Is this standard at all Provincial Immigration offices?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user shares a positive experience at the Chonburi Immigration office regarding their Thai Marriage visa, noting that reporting obligations and specific paperwork were not required, which leads to a question on whether this is standard practice across all Provincial Immigration offices in Thailand.
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