What are the requirements for a Thai Marriage Visa Extension (Non-O)?

2026 Guide: Thai Marriage Visa Extension (Non-O)

I successfully received my marriage-based visa extension today! However, my first attempt earlier this month was rejected because I was missing a specific document: a Police Clearance Certificate. To save everyone else from wasting a trip to Chaeng Watthana, I’m sharing the exact requirements and the lesson I learned the hard way. If your nationality requires a police report, please note that you need to start the process at least 45 days in advance.

Location: Immigration Bureau, Chaeng Watthana, Bangkok

1. Documents for the Applicant (Foreign Spouse)

* Passport: Photocopies of every page (ensure they are signed).

* Photos: Two (2) 4x6 cm recent photos.

* Reporting Forms: Copies of TM.30 (Notification of Residence) and TM.47 (90-Day Reporting).

* TM.6: Departure card (if you still have one from a previous entry).

* Required Immigration Forms:

* TM.7: Application for Extension of Temporary Stay.

* STM.2: Acknowledgement of Terms and Conditions for Permit of Stay.

* STM.11: Consent Form for Fact-Checking and Information Verification.

* Overstay Form: Acknowledgement of Penalties for Visa Overstay.

* Financial Proof (Bank Documents):

* Bank Book: Copies of the front page and the most recent transaction page.

* Bank Letter: A formal certificate of balance issued on the day of application.

* Bank Statement: 4 to 6 months of transaction history, issued on the day of application.

* Police Clearance Certificate: > Note: This is required for specific nationalities (primarily from certain African and South Asian countries).

> * Process: You must visit Immigration at least 45 days before expiry to request a referral letter for the police.

> * Processing Time: The police report typically takes 5–7 business days to issue.

2. Documents for the Thai Spouse

* Thai ID Card: Signed photocopy.

* House Registration (Tabian Baan): Copy of the page showing the spouse's name.

* STM.10 Form: Affidavit of Family Relationship to a Thai National.

3. Marriage & Housing Documents

* Marriage Certificate: Signed photocopy.

* Kor Ror 2: An updated certified copy from the local district office (Amphoe). (Note: Laksi District Office opens at 8:00 AM).

* Residence Proof: * Copy of the Lease Agreement (if renting).

* Copy of the Owner’s ID Card and House Registration (Tabian Baan).

* Copy of the Title Deed (Chanote) of the property.

* Hand-drawn map showing the route to your residence.

4. Required Photos

Provide 10 different photos of the couple. They must be current and different from previous years:

* Outdoor: In front of the house/building with the house number clearly visible.

* Indoor: Showing the couple together in the bedroom, living room, and dining area.

* Social: Photos of the couple attending events or out together.

5. Fees & Reminders

* Extension Fee: 1,900 THB.

* Originals: You must bring all original documents (Passport, Bank Book, Marriage Certificate, etc.) for verification.