What paperwork is required for a two-month extension based on marriage in Chiang Mai with a NON-O visa?

Nov 4, 2018
6 years ago
Nate *******
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I'm searching the group for a post about a two month extension based on marriage. I can't find a recent one so I will ask about it. In Chiang Mai what is the required paperwork and does my wife and child have to come with me and how early do I need to queue up in line? Have a non-O 90 day visa, looking to extend for two months and then leave and get a new visa. Thanks.
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TLDR : Answer Summary
To extend your two-month NON-O visa based on marriage in Chiang Mai, you will need to prepare several documents including: a copy of your passport and visa pages (showing admitted date), the TM6 departure card, one passport photo, a copy of your wife's ID (front and back), a copy of your wife's housebook, a copy of your marriage certificate, and the extension fee of 1,900 THB. It is also necessary for your wife to be present during the application process.
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Robert *******
Copy Id passport and Visa with Admitted to Stay date pages, Tm6 Departure card, 1 passport picture, Copy ID wife front and back, copy housebook wife, copy marriage certificate, fee 1.900 Thb. Your copies signed by you, from wife signed by her. Wife has to be present.
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