What documents are needed for a 60-day family visit extension in Thailand?

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Sep 9, 2020

4 years ago

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Got my 60 days extension /family visit/ today at Chiang Mai immigration.

My expired visa was Non O based on marriage from Savanaket /the one when u had to bounce every 90days/ and since May I was on amnesty. 

All went smooth. 60 days is from 26th September until 26th November.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user successfully obtained a 60-day extension on their Non-O visa for family visits at Chiang Mai immigration. Their visa was previously expired and they had been on an amnesty since May. The extension is valid from September 26 to November 26. Other comments inquire about the necessary documents for the extension and whether a spouse's presence is required at the immigration office.

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Tod *********

and we're done. CHECK with YOUR immigration office to find out what documents are needed, what is needed at one might or might not be needed at another one.

4 years ago

Gary ***********

Did your wife had to accompany you?

4 years ago

Bart ***********

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@Gary **********

yes, she had to come with me.

4 years ago

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Bart ***********

Benjamin ******

What documents did you use to get the 60 day extension of stay?

4 years ago

Nigel *********

Soz. Tabian Baan fromlandlord

4 years ago

Nigel *********

didn't they ask for rent contract, TB landlord and landlord ID? I'm assuming you're renting of course

4 years ago

Bart ***********

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@Nigel *********************

no, but I had my condo contract with me just in case.

They did check my address against what they had in computer(from old notification of stay I suppose) and pointed out that one number in address was incorrect on my application, but no problem, corrected it and it was good to go.

4 years ago

Nigel *********

roger that!

4 years ago

Nigel *********

sweet

4 years ago

Bart ***********

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@Nigel *********************

ah, 1 more thing, guys at the help desk outside told me I needed photos with my wife together + map of where our condo is. I had photos with me, and made quick map on the form they provided, but later when talking to immigration officer inside, it turned out that these aren't required for 60 days, only for 12 months extension.

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Bart ***********

Benjamin ******

@Nigel *********************

They didn't when I got the extension, and it sounds like the OP didn't either.

What's a "TB Landlord"?

4 years ago

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Bart ***********

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@Benjamin *****

copies of passport, wife's house book + her ID, copies of marriage certificate (they want to see originals too), filled in application with photo for extension + 2 other papers I didn't even read, something to acknowledge terms of stay in Thailand.

4 years ago

Brian *******

@Bart **********

More than one copy needed for any of the documents you listed?

4 years ago

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Brian *******

James ********

Thank you for sharing.

4 years ago

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James ********