What Documents Are Required for a 60 Days Family Visit Extension in Thailand?

Jul 15, 2020

4 years ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

Good day to you all and thank you in advance for your time and your help.

What are the needed papers to get the 60 days family visit extension? I read that I should go with my thai husband and marriage certificate, is there anything more?

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To obtain a 60 days family visit extension in Thailand, you will need several documents. The primary requirement is to bring your Thai husband and your marriage certificate. It's also advisable to have your passport and a passport-sized photo. Some users suggest bringing a copy of your marriage certificate, your passport, and potentially a rental contract and identification for the rental, as these may be required depending on the immigration office.

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John **********

Try to bring copies of marriage certificate, passport, etc and correctly sized photos... Sometimes they are quite difficult to get when there... Just an idea... 😊

4 years ago

Aurélie *************

ORIGINAL POSTER

Thank you for your help

4 years ago

Kieran *******

Yep, you also need your rental contract and ID rental, I did this yesterday at Changwattana.

4 years ago

Kieran *******

From amnesty. My Non-O based on marriage expired in June .

4 years ago

Brien ********

@Kieran ******

, I'm going to Muang Thong Thani tomorrow to do mine - From visa exemption/amnesty. Can I ask from what original visa type you did this? Thanks 🙏

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Peter **********

I was told marriage certificate and passport photo.

4 years ago

Tod *********

yeah you're leaving out a little, you need copy of the house book of the thai spouse, their thai i/d, your TM30 receipt, possibly your lease, etc

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Tod *********

Benjamin ******

If you’re married to a male Thai, why not get a one year extension of stay based on mariage? You do NOT need proof of finances.

4 years ago

Aurélie *************

ORIGINAL POSTER

Yes thank you I will go and try! Of course I would appreciate very much if that works

4 years ago

Aurélie *************

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@Benjamin *****

my visa 3 months marriage visa ended on 28th of april and when it was time to go to Samui there was no more boat running to go out of Koh Tao with certainty of being able to come back afterwards. And after calling them they said that if I used the amnesty then they can't do the year extension anymore. 🤷🏼‍♀️

I will try that first anyway and if it doesn't work as they already said then I ask for 60 days..

4 years ago

Benjamin ******

@Aurélie *******************

Ask them again... they may not have wanted to give you that extension because you were on amnesty.

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Tod *********

very good point. The year extension is definitely the way to go

4 years ago

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Tod *********

There are 70 immigration offices in the country CALL or go to the immigration office you use and see what the list of requirements are. They vary depending on office

And yes, IF you are getting an extension based on marriage your thai husband goes with you :)

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Tod *********

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