I just did my 60 day extension based on marriage in Sri Racha Immigration Office.
It was quiet, 4 people ahead of me in the queue.
All the usual documents.
However I want to warn people they required TM30 as proof of your residence in the province, and also a Kor Ror 2 form from a district office which some offices don't ask for (in addition to your Kor Ror 3 marriage certificate).
Good luck with your visa everyone
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A user shares their experience of obtaining a 60-day visa extension based on marriage at the Sri Racha Immigration Office. They report a relatively quiet visit with only four people in line. They mention that along with the usual documents, it is crucial to present the TM30 form as proof of residence in the province and the Kor Ror 2 form from a district office, which may not be required at all immigration offices. They also remind applicants to bring their Kor Ror 3 marriage certificate.
Oh and taking the wife is essential as you mentioned in the past ! It's a prerequisite for extending this visa but also very helpful for communicating exactly what they need and how to get it.
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