Ask question

What documents and steps do I need to renew my Thai marriage visa myself?

Thai marriage visa visa renewal documentation expat advice visa types NON-O visa Thai bank account birth certificate child's documents

Nov 13, 2017

7 years ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

Hello everyone, I have a Thai wife and I got my marriage visa at the start of this year through an agent. I need to renew it in January but I wish to do it myself as it was pretty expensive last time. Can anyone tell me what I will need to take with me and where to go please?

I have a 3 month old daughter born in Thailand as well, will it help to take her birth certificate?

Thanks

446

views

1

likes

22

all likes

19

replies

0

images

7

users

TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is seeking information on how to renew their Thai marriage visa themselves, after previously using an agent. They inquire about necessary documents to bring for the renewal and ask if a birth certificate for their Thai-born daughter will be helpful. The comments provide detailed advice on required documents for the extension of stay based on marriage, including financial proofs, copies of passports, marriage and child birth certificates, as well as specific photos that showcase the family's residence.

NON-O RETIREMENT VISA RESOURCES / SERVICES

Go to the Retirement Visa Section for information on requirements, including age restrictions, financial requirements, and necessary documentation.
For immediate assistance, contact Thai Visa Centre directly via LINE at @ThaiVisaCentre or Email them.
Explore recent discussions by using the Non-O Retirement Visa tag in the search box at the top of the page.
Join the Thai Visa Advice Facebook Group to ask your questions, and get advice from others.

Andre **********************

Extension of stay in TH based on marriage to a TH citizen:

1. THB 400k “season” for at least 2 months in a TH bank account or embassy affidavit stating you have an income of THB 40k per month overseas prior to application.

2. Copy of your passport and wife sign by her and yourself.

3. Copy of valid non O visa page and last entry stamp to TH sign by yourself.

4. Copy of wife tabian baan / ID card sign by her, birth certificate of child sign by both of you.

5. One page photos of you , wife and kid showing house number and inside house in the room or dining table etc.

6. Copy of marriage certificate sign by both of you.

7. Copy of TM. 6 arrival departure White card.

* Bring all original documents during application*

Like

Reply

Tod *********

@Andre *********************

, in bangkok you can apply when you have 45 days or less left on your current permission of stay.

Like

Reply

Damian *******

ORIGINAL POSTER

okay thanks

Like

Reply

Damian *******

ORIGINAL POSTER

@Andre *********************

thank you, I really appreciate it

Like

Reply

Alex *********

If you applying outside Bangkok, they usually want two copies of everything

Like

Reply

Andre **********************

I forgot to add, house map as well. Can be hand drawn etc. using A4 size paper will be good. Good luck buddy

Like

Reply

Damian *******

ORIGINAL POSTER

@Andre *********************

okay, thank you. That has been very helpful. Yes I will bring along my family as well

Like

Reply

Andre **********************

please bring along your wife and baby during first time application.

Like

Reply

Andre **********************

And it will cost you THB 1,900 upon complete submission and will be stamp under “consideration for 30 days” where you will come back to collect your one year extension of stay stamp.

Like

Reply

Damian *******

ORIGINAL POSTER

@Andre *********************

yes I am in Bangkok

Like

Reply

Andre **********************

you can go to apply 30 days prior to your current visa expiry or extension of stay expiry date.

Like

Reply

Andre **********************

if you are in Bangkok yea

Like

Reply

Damian *******

ORIGINAL POSTER

Thank you for the information

Like

Reply

Reply to

Damian *******

Reply

Steve *******

Do you have a visa or an extention of stay based on marriage?

Like

Reply

Sam ******

You should contact

@Amornrat *********

she can guide you better

Like

Reply

Fred *********

Agents charge for what you can easily do yourself. You still have to front to Immigration with or without an agent.

Like

Reply

Damian *******

ORIGINAL POSTER

Thank you

Like

Reply

Reply to

Damian *******

Reply

Andre **********************

Are you working in TH Damian?

Like

Reply

Damian *******

ORIGINAL POSTER

No I am not working

Like

Reply

Reply to

Damian *******

Reply

Thai Visa Advice

... members · 40% approval rate

The Thai Visa Advice group is a specialized Q&A forum for visa-related topics in Thailand, ensuring detailed responses.

Thai Visa Advice

View the Conversation

Thai Visa Advice

What documents are needed to remarry in Thailand after a divorce and change to a marriage visa?

36 comments

7 months ago

What documents are needed to renew a marriage extension visa in Thailand?

7 comments

2 years ago

What documents are needed to renew a marriage extension visa in Thailand?

9 comments

2 years ago

What should I do with my marriage certificate when extending my Spouse Visa in Thailand?

18 comments

2 years ago

What documents are needed for a marriage-based visa extension in Thailand?

20 comments

2 years ago

What paperwork do I need to extend my marriage visa in Thailand?

7 comments

2 years ago

What documents are needed for a 60-day extension based on marriage in Thailand, and does my wife need to accompany me?

6 comments

3 years ago

Can I renew my Thai visa extension based on marriage if I previously extended it based on having a Thai child?

13 comments

3 years ago

What are the requirements for renewing a marriage visa in Thailand?

3 comments

3 years ago

Do I need to bring my daughter for my NON-O visa extension in Thailand, and what documents are needed to prove marriage?

10 comments

4 years ago

What documentation is required to change from a retirement visa to a marriage visa in Thailand?

6 comments

4 years ago

What documents do I need for a visa extension based on marriage in Thailand?

26 comments

4 years ago

What are the steps and documents needed to apply for a year extension on a non-O visa in Thailand based on marriage?

13 comments

4 years ago

What paperwork is required to renew a marriage visa in Thailand?

14 comments

4 years ago

What documents do I need from my Thai employer to renew my marriage extension visa?

13 comments

4 years ago

What documents are needed for a Non-Immigrant visa extension in Thailand based on having a Thai spouse?

1 comments

4 years ago

What Documents Do I Need for a 60-Day Visit Extension in Thailand?

0 comments

5 years ago

How can I apply for a visa for my newborn daughter in Thailand, and do we need to leave the country for that?

10 comments

5 years ago

How do I extend my Non-O visa based on marriage to a Thai national and what documents are needed?

12 comments

5 years ago

What are the steps and requirements for extending a marriage visa in Thailand?

22 comments

6 years ago

What documents do I need to bring to extend my child's ED visa and my wife's O visa in Thailand?

0 comments

6 years ago

What documents do I need to bring when moving to Thailand for my husband's retirement visa?

5 comments

6 years ago

Why do I need to provide photos and documentation regarding my daughter for a marriage visa renewal in Thailand?

15 comments

6 years ago

What do I need to renew my non-o visa as a guardian of my daughter on an ED visa at Samui immigration?

8 comments

7 years ago

What are the requirements and process for obtaining a dependant visa in Thailand for my newborn?

0 comments

7 years ago

Data protection policy Terms and conditions Disclaimer Privacy policy Refund policy

The asq:thailand community, consisting of multiple Q/A groups with over 100,000 members, powers this platform. It is not an official government resource. Our members actively contribute to this resource, and while we strive for accuracy, we cannot guarantee its complete reliability. Assistance to travelers is provided as a community service.