That’s it. Job done. 1 year extension of stay based on marriage. Thanks to all on this page Tod, Robert and all.
Got my stamp at Samut Prakan immigration this morning.
It’s taken me from April 27th till today to jump through the hoops which are required by immigration.
I arrived on a visa exempt, have not left the country since then.
Not once was there a problem at immigration.
The officers have been very helpful.
Roll on Sept 3rd 2020 to do it all again.
Thanks again Thai Visa Advice. 👍🏻
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user shared their experience of successfully obtaining a 1-year extension of stay in Thailand based on marriage, after starting with a visa exempt entry. They detailed the process from conversion to a Non-O visa to the subsequent extension, which took a total of 4 months involving various immigration procedures. The post received several comments offering advice, congratulations, and reminders about the 90-day reporting requirement and the importance of obtaining a re-entry permit for travel.
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