What documents do I need to extend my Non Immigrant B visa at Cheng Wattana Immigration with a work permit?

Non Immigrant B Visa Visa Extension Work Permit Cheng Wattana Immigration Thailand Immigration

Jun 25, 2019

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If I have a work permit, do I need to take anything other than my work permit, passport and photos to Cheng wattana immigration, in order to get my non immigrant B visa extended..? 

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To extend your Non Immigrant B visa at Cheng Wattana Immigration, you will need to bring your work permit, passport, and recent photos. It's advisable to check if any additional documents are required, such as proof of employment, financial statements, or application forms, to ensure a smooth extension process.

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