List of required documents for visa extension in January 2025 at Chaengwatthana, Bangkok (Non Imm O - Thai wife) :
I just did my visa extension last week so I'm sharing the requirements with everyone.
Disclaimer :
- this list is for a visa extension based on being married to Thai national
- the submission was made in Chaengwatthana, Bangkok
- the submission was made in January 2025
- the officer may require other specific documents based on your situation
- don't wait for the last day, so you can get another shot if you've messed up
The original copies to bring with you:
- passport
- wife ID
- updated bankbook
- KR3
The documents:
- TM7 with a 6*4cm picture / new picture, different from the last application
- Copy first page passport
- Copy first visa page
- Copy last extension page
- Copy last entrance in Thailand
- Copy TM30
- Copy 90 days report
- Kor ror 2 (get an updated copy from amphor)
- Copy of wife ID
- Copy of wife tabian baan
- Certificate letter from the bank (made less than a week before)
- 6 months bank statement signed from the bank (I always do 6 months for safety, but normally 3 months is enough)
- Copy of bankbook first page
- Copy of bankbook last page updated same day
- Copy of lease agreement
- Copy of owner ID
- Copy of owner tabian baan
- Copy of our house/condo tabian baan
- Copy of 2 different pictures of the couple in front of the house, with house number visible / new pictures, different from the last application
- Copy of 2 different pictures of the couple inside the house / new pictures, different from the last application
- Copy of map
- 1,900 baht
TLDR : Answer Summary
This post outlines the required documents for a Non-Immigrant O visa extension based on marriage to a Thai national at Chaengwatthana, Bangkok in January 2025. Important documents include the applicant's passport, wife's ID, updated bankbook, and specific forms like TM7. Additional items such as various copies of identification, bank statements, and photographs of the couple are also needed, along with a fee of 1,900 baht. Comments from users inquire about specific document types and share experiences regarding varying requirements across different immigration offices.
