Has anyone here changed a tourist visa to a marriage visa at Chaeng Wattana in the last couple months? If so, I could use some advice. I have searched the group, but I want more recent information...
1) Can I get a multiple-entry marriage visa from Chaneg Wattana?
2) Regarding proof of funds: can I just update my bank book with my current balance, or is there a form letter that banks use for this? If I walk into my bank tomorrow to get this letter, will they know what I'm talking about?
3) Did you provide copies of every page of your passport? I have added pages to my very-full passport, so this equals 36 copies for me.
4) How many photos did you show of you and your spouse at your house? I presume these must be printed and not simply on your phone.
5) Were you visited by police in the intervening 15 day period?
6) Regarding TM30: I went to Koh Samet two weeks ago, and now I'm trying to get my landlord to re-register after my return (which is a headache and a half). It's my understanding that once that registration is complete, my registered address will match the address on my application (and the map to my residence). Once this matches, I will not have problems with my visa application. Is this correct? Do I need to show a receipt for this?
7) And finally, how long were you at Chaeng Wattana? Did you go morning or afternoon?
Thanks for your help! This would be even more nerve-wracking without the advice and expertise in this group.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user seeks recent advice on transitioning from a tourist visa to a marriage visa at Chaeng Wattana, specifically inquired about obtaining a multiple-entry marriage visa, requirements for proof of funds, passport documentation, photo requirements, police visits during the application period, TM30 registration issues with their landlord, and logistical details about the application process at Chaeng Wattana.
