What Should I Do If I Am on Amnesty and Want to Apply for a Marriage Visa in Thailand?

We are done. I am not gonna let this thread (which has had MANY people in similar situations) turn into a shit show..

Make your own topics please..

Just go to immigration as they told you. Seems some offices understand the situations and are more flexible then others

you should be able to get the 1 time 60 day extension now, even while on visa amnesty. after that, you should be able to apply for the 1 year thai marriage visa in country, without leaving. at least... that's what i'm hoping. because i'm in the same situation

@Tod ********

I'm in Chiang Mai in same situation as o/P

60 day tourist visa -extended 30 days now on Amnesty.

So I can apply for 60 days " visit Thai family " only have Marriage certificate from Australia

Married 21 yrs

What is a TM 30

Have no lease agreement wife owns house & land

Hoping you can help many thanks

I am in much the same position: non O visa and stamp expired and now on amnesty. I am staying at my wife's house in Samut Prakan. Do I go to the local immigration office for the 60 day extension? As to documents, I have no lease agreement and we have never filed a TM30 or done 90 day reporting as I have never stayed more than 90 days before. Do we need to do anything to regularise that before applying for the 60 day extension? I should add that I do not want to start a long stay process but simply stay a few weeks after 31 July until some building work on our house is completed. I will then return to UK and start with new visa before my next visit. Grateful for any advice. The alternative I was considering is to fly to a neighbouring country for a couple of days if I could be sure to get back into Thailand without quarantine.

Let's look at it step by step

You entered on a 60 day tourist visa, you got that extended by 30 days for 1900baht and now you're on amnesty.

You COULD apply for a 60 day "visit thai family" extension (it does not require proof of funds) and then once you get that 60 day extension in your passport (because you'd be back on a "real stamp" not the no stamp amnesty) you could then apply for an in country 90 day Non-O visa based on marriage by showing you have 400K baht in a thai bank account in your name only and that it was transferred in from abroad.

That application would go under consideration for 14 days then you'd go back to get the non-O visa and a new 90 day entry stamp inked in.

THEN you'd wait until you have 30 days or less left on that 90 day stamp and you would apply for a yearly extension based on marriage by showing the 400K baht had been in your account for 2 months before you apply and by submitting the correct documents.