Hi everyone,
I have a question regarding the one-year extension based on marriage to a Thai national. I entered Thailand 10 days ago on a non-O visa and I’m currently doing the Phuket Sandbox before heading to Bangkok. The stamp on my passport is until 22 November. I deposited 400,000 baht in my Thai account on 31 August, so on 1 November the money will have been there for the required two months.
My question now is: Is there any rule about when exactly I need to go to the immigration office for the extension (in my case that would be between 1 - 22 November) and do I need to make an appointment for that visit. Also, what documents do I need to bring to the immigration office? I think I can guess most of those but I’m a bit paranoid that I might forget something.
Thank you so much for your help with this!
TLDR : Answer Summary
This post discusses the process of applying for a one-year visa extension in Thailand based on marriage to a Thai national. The user, who recently entered Thailand on a non-O visa, inquires about the timing for applying at the immigration office, the need for an appointment, and the necessary documentation. Comments provide detailed advice on the timing of the application (within the last 30 days of the current visa), the walk-in nature of the immigration process, and a comprehensive list of required documents such as forms, proof of financial stability, marriage certificates, and identification documents.
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