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What are the requirements for extending a Non-O visa based on marriage in Thailand for 90 days?
Sep 20, 2018
8 years ago
Sébastien ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERHello,
I m french citizen and I just got non O visa based on marriage 90days. But I plan to stay longer. At the embassy in Paris they told me that I can apply 90 days extension to 1 year. But they didn’t know how to apply. And when I check online I only found information about 1 year extension. So my questions are:
What s the requirement for 90 days extension?
Is there another kind of extension after non O based on marriage? I ll only need 40 more days.
Thanks for your help.
I m french citizen and I just got non O visa based on marriage 90days. But I plan to stay longer. At the embassy in Paris they told me that I can apply 90 days extension to 1 year. But they didn’t know how to apply. And when I check online I only found information about 1 year extension. So my questions are:
What s the requirement for 90 days extension?
Is there another kind of extension after non O based on marriage? I ll only need 40 more days.
Thanks for your help.
TLDR : Answer Summary
A French citizen holding a Non-O visa based on marriage seeks information on extending their stay beyond the initial 90 days. They inquire about a possible 90-day extension and any other types of extensions available. Community members provide insights on obtaining a 60-day 'visit family' extension at a local immigration office, or an annual extension, which requires proof of funds.
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Tod *********
you have only two extensions possible on a Non-O based on marriage.
A 60 day visit family extension that doesn't require any proof of funds
OR
A year-long extension that does require proof of 400K baht in the bank for 2 months or a letter from your consulate stating you get 40K baht a month in income.
A 60 day visit family extension that doesn't require any proof of funds
OR
A year-long extension that does require proof of 400K baht in the bank for 2 months or a letter from your consulate stating you get 40K baht a month in income.
Sébastien ***********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Pascal *******
thank youPascal ********
You do the right process.
Enjoy your stay and good luck.
Enjoy your stay and good luck.
Sébastien ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERRobert Lagas thanks for your answer. I got the money in my bank account in France but I don’t want to transfer that much money in my Thai bank account. I don’t want my wife spend all in 1 month 555. Anyway I just need 40 more days. So 60 days extension is perfect for me.
Robert *******
For the 60 day Extension just copies of passport, wife ID and blue housebook and marriage certificate, the wife has to join you. But you can also apply for the 1 year Extension of Stay if you meet the financial requirements.
Sébastien ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERThanks for your answer. Is there any chance that you can tell me what s the requirement for the 60 days extension?
Pascal ********
I can also confirm Mr. Tod Daniels statement.
The first extension after 90 days are another 60 days. And you can get another last 7 days.
After 7 days you have to go out of Thailand.
The first extension after 90 days are another 60 days. And you can get another last 7 days.
After 7 days you have to go out of Thailand.
Sébastien ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERThanks for the informations.
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Tod *********
stop by your local immigration office and get the hand out that lists the requirements to get the 60 day 'visit family' extension.
Sébastien ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERFor information I ll stay at Bangkok so I ll depend on chaengwattana office.
Sébastien ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERI already ask at Thai embassy here in Paris. They don’t know about extension requirements. And online I can’t found official list. Many forums give some list but it s never the same.
Sébastien ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERI m not in Thailand yet. I ll arrive next month but i just wanted to be sure i won’t forget necessary papers at my house in France.
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Tony ********
you can get a 60 day extension at immigration
Sébastien ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERit s. I got married in Thailand. Thank you very much tony for yours answers.
Tony ********
@Sébastien **********
Tod Daniels will know better but one thing I do know is that your marriage certificate has to be in thaiSébastien ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERThanks Tony. Is there any chance that you know what s the requirement for this extension?
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