I need to renew my Non-O-marriage visa for the first time.
Which docs do I need to bring?
Is it less effort than the first time?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
To apply for your first extension of the Non-O marriage visa, you will need to gather specific documents which may vary by immigration office. It is important to note that this process is considered a new application rather than a renewal. Common requirements include showing proof of funds (e.g., bank account with 400k THB), updated documents if your address has changed, and the STM 2 form. It is advisable to check with your local immigration office for their specific requirements.
NON-O RETIREMENT VISA RESOURCES / SERVICES
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Ian Carman You are renewing nothing, you are applying for a new Extension of Stay by meeting the current requirements as set out by your local Immigration Office so ask there not here
All documents its same for the firts time ...show bank acc 400k same first time and update bank acc .If you change your address, you bring the documents to your new address and submit them just like the first time.
Not the same, because this person probably got their visa from the embassy. The requirements from the immigration office won't be anywhere near the same.
Ask your immigration, each handles it differently. Thailand supports families and will answer to you with no issues, if you have any doubts just ask them specific question
Every extension is a brand new application. You are not "renewing" anything. You are applying for an extension.
You need to go to your immigration office and ask them for their handout of requirements for a marriage extension. Each immigration office sets their own policies and requirements, and they vary from office to office. Only YOUR office can tell you exactly what they require.
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