Got 60-day extension based on Thai family today at Chiang Rai immigration. Here are the documents needed if anyone needs to follow suit and not sure what to bring. And don’t forget your wife needs to be present as well.
Tm7 application form + 1 photo
Passport and copy
Visa page copy
Tm6 entry card in passport copy
wife ID card copy
Wife housebook copy
Marriage certificate copy
Rental contract copy (if you don’t live at the address on your wife’s housebook)
Kor ror 2 form - can be obtained at the Amphoe office next to immigration for 20 baht
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A user shared their experience obtaining a 60-day visa extension based on their Thai family at Chiang Rai immigration. They provided a comprehensive list of necessary documents, which includes the Tm7 application form, various copies of identification and legal documents related to their spouse, and a small fee. Other users engaged with questions about eligibility, the kor ror 2 form, and timing for applying for extensions.
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Do you have to do it in local immigration from changwat of your wife (adress on her ID) or any immigration? We tried in Chaengwattana and officer told us we have to do it in local immigration...i called there first (becouse its long way from Bangkok at Surin changwat) and officer was talking just about emergency extension and didnt understand 😖
My 90 days will be expired on 16th April 2020. Any suggestions how many days prior the expiration date should i apply for the extension? This is my first try to apply the extension. Thanks for any advice.. 🙏
mine was up April 13 and I went today no problem. Depending on the immigration office it is usually 30-45 days prior is okay. I am unsure which for chiang rai.
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