What are the current requirements for the one-year marriage visa extension in Thailand?

Sep 7, 2019
5 years ago
Scott *********
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Hi guys.

Anything new on the 1 year marriage visa.

That time comes round so quick.

End of next month.

Cheers
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The discussion centers around the requirements for renewing a one-year marriage visa extension in Thailand. Key documentation includes various copies related to the applicant's passport, marriage certificate, photographs of the couple, and bank statements showing sufficient funds. It's important to visit the specific immigration office prior to applying to ascertain any additional documentation needed. The process also involves a waiting period for approval from the Regional Immigration Head Office.
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Tod *********
The only real way you'll know what the specific immigration office you use requires as far as documentation (out of the 70+ immigration offices in the country) is to go over there BEFORE you need your extension and get the hand out (most offices have one) AND ask them if anything not on the list is also needed.

Just so you're clear, you're NOT getting a one year marriage VISA from an immigration office, you're applying for a yearly extension. ;)

Good Luck.
Mark *****
The is a list of the Documents I needed visa based on Marriage

Please note: For First extension you may need witnesses, ask your Immigration.

Money in the Bank, but you could use a savings account as well as long as the money (400K) is in the account at least 2 months.

1) TM 7 Immigration Form

Photo Size 4x6 (2 x) to stick on TM 7

2) Copy Passport

Copy Face Page

Copy last Non – O

Copy Last Entry Stamp into Thailand

Copy Last Extension of Stay

Copy TM 6 Departure Card

Copy last 90 day report

3) Copy Yellow House Book Husband + Original

4) Copy Marriage Certificate (Khor Ror 3) + Original

5) NEW Marriage Certification (Khor Ror 2) obtainable from Amphur

6) Copy ID Card Wife + Original

7) Copy Tabien Baan Wife + Original

8- Family Photos (must be in Color)

Couple sitting on Bed

Couple outside with House Number clearly visible

Couple sitting in Living Room

Couple sitting outside House (near front door)

9) Hand drawn Map to the House (Complete with GPS Coordinates)

10) Bank Book Fixed Deposit from Bank on day of visit to Immigration

Transfer some amount to Fixed Deposit account on day of Extension

Update Bank Book @Bank Branch

Bank letter Fixed Deposit obtainable from Bank

Copy First Page (Name)

Copy other relevant Pages

Everything Double Copy

About the process.

After the Immigration officer handles and sorts and checks the documents, 1 stack of papers will be send to the Regional Immigration Head office and 1 stack will be kept at the local Immigration.

Then you will get a "Under Consideration" Stamp in your passport that after approx 30 days you have to go back to Immigration to get the "verdict" / Final Stamp because the decision has to come from the Regional Immigration Head Office.

Cost: 1900 THB for the application.
Scott *********
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@Mark ****
good. Thanks.
Mark *****
@Scott ********
only for the first time, for a extension not needed.
Scott *********
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@Mark ****
the main thing is I’m hearing you have to show the money coming from abroad which I’ve never done.

I just transferred from another thai bank for 3 months.

Oh well will see next month.
Mark *****
I agree different immigration offices have they own way. Goodluck
Scott *********
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@Mark ****
ok thanks.

6 years now.

Last year as I moved to a different province they asked for witnesses again.

One thing they did say in korat. Just one copy of everything. They do the 2nd. At a charge of 150 baht. Which is ok.

Thanks for your help. Copied and saved.
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