A brief report on my visit to Chaengwatthana immigration yesterday. It was a little busier than my previous visit a month ago. Arrived around 13.30, made an update and copies of my bank book and around 14 pm took my queue number. After 25 minutes I had a stamp with the annual extension of my Non-O /thai wife/ visa. Luckily, on April 18, the 90 days report moved back to the Chaengwatthana immigration office. So 2 in 1๐ Took my queue number for counter A and after another 25 minutes I was ready. A total of about an hour for both reports. So it's not as scary as it seems๐Good luck everyone!
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The user shared a detailed account of their recent visit to Chaengwatthana Immigration for a Non-O visa extension based on marriage to a Thai spouse. They reported a manageable wait time of about an hour for both the annual extension stamp and a 90 days report, noting improvements since their last visit. A commenter added that those extending their visa based on marriage must return with an updated bank book after receiving an initial stamp before finalizing the year extension.
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Remember if you got your extension based on marriage to a thai you got an under consideration stamp and still return with your updated bank book on the date that stamp runs out and go to counter L-2 to get the year extension inked in. ๐