What documents do I need for a Covid extension for my Non-O marriage visa in Thailand?

Non-O Visa Marriage Visa Covid-19 Extension Extension of Stay Immigration Documents Thailand Visa Rules

Apr 5, 2021

4 years ago

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Hi all, I would also appreciate some advice with regards to the best way forward with my current Non -O marriage Visa - I arrived on 19.02.21 and stamped till 19.05.21. I have registered at Nong Khai immigration and was told to return 19.04.21- I  plan to do a Covid extension and then afterwards  my 1 year Non -O extension. What documents do I need to take to immigration for Covid extension?Thanks in advance for all advice.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is seeking advice on applying for a Covid extension for their Non-O marriage visa in Thailand, which is set to expire soon. They plan to subsequently apply for a 1-year extension related to their marriage. In the comments, it's clarified that the user can apply for the Covid extension and is advised to return to immigration with financial proof for the 1-year extension 30 days before their initial stay ends.

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Gregor **********

19.04.21 is the earliest date when they expect you back for the application to the 1-year Extension of Stay Permit based on marriage to a Thai. That's 30 days before your admitted stay ends. They expect you to show the financial proof needed for the 1-year extension. Nothing said that you can't apply for the 60-day Covid9 extension, or the 60-days extension based on family visit. You can, but these 60 days are not the right way to obtain a long-term stay in Thailand. Only the 1-year EOS based on marriage is. What goes for the documents for the Covid19 extension , you can use the search function of this group to find it "covid-19 extension"

4 years ago

Tobias ******

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Thanks for the advice

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