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What Documents Do I Need for a 60-Day Thai Family Extension at Chaeng Wattana?

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Jul 14, 2020

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Hi guys. First of all thank you for all your prompt responses. Very helpful.

I will go to main immigration office at Chaeng wattana for 60 days Thai family extension. 

1. Which documents to bring?

1. Do / can we make an appointment? Best time of day to visit? 

Thanks!

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The user is seeking information about the required documents for a 60-day Thai family extension at the Chaeng Wattana immigration office. They are also inquiring about appointment scheduling and the best time to visit. Comments indicate that no appointment is necessary, and the office is open from 8:30-12:00 and 13:00-16:30, with suggestions to visit on a Wednesday or Thursday to avoid crowds.

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Tod *********

Then you do indeed go to Chaengwattana, you do NOT make an appointment, they are open 8:30-12:00 and 13:00-16:30 (closed one hour for lunch)

It's not that busy out there now BUT I would bet even though they split locations to have tourists go to another spot Chaengwattana will get busier the closer you are to amnesty running out

I'd definitely make plans to go next week Wed/Thurs at the latest.

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Bob **********

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thanks Tod! Any idea which support documents to bring?

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Benjamin ******

You'll need:

1. Your passport and copies of:

a. Your data ("picture") page

b. Your visa

c. Your entry stamp

d. Your departure slip

2. Your wife's ID, and a front and back copy of her ID

3. Your marriage certificate, and a front and back copy of the marriage certificate.

4. Your wife's bluebook, and the first page of her bluebook

5. Your wife

6. Two passport size photos

7. 1,900 THB

8. Copy of your TM30

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Tod *********

What type of entry stamp or visa did you come in on

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Bob **********

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non O visa marrried to thai. Visa expired in June. Stamp expired in June too.

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