Hi everyone
Just reaching out to see if anyone has had similar issue.
Went to immigration today to extend my Non-o on basis of marriage for the first time. I’m on a single entry Non-O - Thai spouse, and I’m hoping to extend for a year or at the least, 60 visiting extension.
We had everything they asked for but then.m, this wasn’t on the paper of required items but the Officer said I needed to bring a Thai witness from our condo building with their ID card and house registration to verify that we live there. Is this standard? Anything else I should know before having to go and come back many times?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user seeks advice regarding the requirements for extending their Non-O visa based on marriage. They have been asked to provide a Thai witness with ID and house registration, which raises questions about the standard procedures. Various commenters share their experiences with extending their visas, noting the different documents required such as the spouse's ID, marriage certificate, and a hand-drawn map of the residence. Some confirm that a witness may be necessary while others mention additional visits from immigration to verify living conditions.
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