Is there a passport validity requirement for a yearly Non-O Visa extension based on marriage in Thailand?

Jun 15, 2023
a year ago
Mike *********
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When applying for a yearly Non-O Visa extension based on marriage, is there a requirement to have at least 6 months remaining on your passport before it expires? Thanks.
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When applying for a yearly Non-O Visa extension based on marriage in Thailand, there isn't a strict requirement to have at least 6 months remaining on your passport before it expires. However, it's important to note that the extension will only be valid until the end date of your current passport. Therefore, if your passport is close to expiring, it's advisable to renew it to avoid the need for reapplying for a new extension once the new passport is obtained.
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Jonas *************
Get a new passport if you can.
Will ************
As the others have stated you get a valid stamp only until the end of your passport. You then have to re apply again following the same criteria to get a 1yr extension in your new passport.
Lloyd ********
No requirement, but your extension will only be as long as your passport is valid for
Philip **********
@Lloyd *******
well put I think .
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