I’m a U.S. Passport holder. Went to Bangkok Immigration (MTT counter K) today to get my 60 Visit Thai family extension (married to Thai wife) from an expired Visa Exempt Stamp that expires April 12th 2020. Just wanted to share my experience.
I started the process with an online queue appointment. Not entirely sure if it is mandatory but I did it to be safe. Check in and document check was quite fast. After I went back down to apply for the extension. I will note that I had to transfer my last stamp as I had received a new passport just before amnesty. This process took the longest. After this I went back to see the IO to process the extension. This is what they asked for in terms of documents.
1.) Passport
2.) copy of passport information page
3.) copy of visa Stamp page
4.) copy of TM. 6
5.) TM. 7 with picture 4x6cm
6.) form of acknowledgement of terms and conditions for permit of temporary stay in Thailand (stm.2)
7.) the acknowledgment of penalties of overstay form
8.) copy of marriage license and copy of marriage registration (kor ror 2 and 3)
9.) Tm.30
10.) copy of wife’s Tabien Baan
11.) copy of wife’s Thai ID
12.) copy of rental contract (we rent a condo)
13.) 1900 THB
Waiting time after was about 10 minutes and then IO assistant gave my passport back to me with a stamp that is valid until Nov. 25th. Pretty easy process all in all and everyone at MTT counter K site couldn’t be nicer.
Also I’d like to thank Everyone at Thai Visa Advice for all of the help. This is an extremely important page that is really helpful to anyone seeking advice or looking for information that could help them. I’d actually be quite lost without checking this site daily. Thank you to the admins and keep it going!💪🏻👍🏻🙏🏻
TLDR : Answer Summary
A U.S. passport holder shared their experience of obtaining a 60-day family extension visa in Bangkok after their Visa Exempt Stamp expired. They provided a detailed list of necessary documents, including copies of their marriage license, passport pages, and additional forms. The process was expedited by an online appointment, and the author expressed gratitude for the support received from the Thai Visa Advice community.