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What do I need to bring for my 90-day non-O visa appointment in Chaeng Watthana, and does my wife need to accompany me?

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Jul 30, 2024

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I will be heading to Chaeng Watthana to get my 90-day non-O (wife) visa inked into my passport.

Other than my passport, is there anything else I need to bring?

Bank book update? 

Does my wife also need to join or not? 

Apologies if this has already been answered. Have done a search and couldn’t find specific answer to this.

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To get your 90-day non-O (wife) visa inked into your passport at Chaeng Watthana, you only need to bring your passport with the under consideration stamp. No bank book update is required, and your wife does not need to accompany you to the appointment.

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Tod *********

Nope, just show up with the passport,

show the people at the queue counter the under consideration stamp,

they'll give you a queue for section L-2 and you go over there..

They will call your number and ink in the year extension no issue at all

Wife doesn't need to go. ..

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Jeremy ****

really? No bank book update? I was sure they told me I needed to have that. I go in in a few days and want to be prepared. Thanks for the info.

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Tod *********

I don't believe they told you that..

At Chaengwattana they stopped having people update their bank book to get the year extension inked in for marriage extensions way more than a year ago.

In fact most under consideration stamps at Chaengwattana are now only 3 weeks (21 days) not a month anymore

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Jeremy ****

thanks for that. Appreciate it.

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thank you very much, Tod. Appreciate the information.

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