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What documents do I need to apply for an extension on a NON-O visa based on marriage in Thailand?
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Dec 21, 2025
4 months ago
TG *********
ORIGINAL POSTERAm I correct to assume when applying for an extension on a non o (marriage based) I need to bring the map and family photos at that time?
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For an extension of a NON-O visa based on marriage, it is necessary to bring family photos and a map of your residence. However, the exact requirements can vary by immigration office, including the number and type of photos and the acceptable format for the map. Additionally, you must provide a fresh marriage registry printout from the Amphur office.
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you will also have to supply a fresh marriage registry printout from the Amphur office, either the Kor Ror 22 or 2 (whichever applies). For this your marriage must be registered inside Thailand
Ellie *******
That's correct.
You need to check with your local immigration office. The number and the locations of photos required vary by office. Also, it depends on the office what type of map they accept, such as an online map printout, a hand-written map, or both.
You need to check with your local immigration office. The number and the locations of photos required vary by office. Also, it depends on the office what type of map they accept, such as an online map printout, a hand-written map, or both.
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