having delays in getting my marriage visa extension, because my property owner is procrastinating in providing documents.
Specifically, the proof of purchase or chanote for the property I'm living in. We provided everything else, tabien baan Ids etc. but IO (jomtien) said we need this too, was otherwise happy with my application.
A bit concerned as owner/agent is not responsive to me after days. Wondering what my options are if they don't provide it before my visa expiry in start of may, obviously songkran means immigration is closed next week too.
If i leave the country in May can I get another non-o 90 day (thai spouse) then re-enter?
My lease expires soon so could potentially move to another property that's could be more helpful. A bit stressful overall, any help appreciated thanks.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is facing delays in their marriage visa extension process due to a lack of documentation from their property owner, specifically the proof of ownership of the property. They are concerned about their visa expiration in early May, especially with the immigration office being closed during Songkran. Comments from the community suggest options like checking land ownership at the local office, leaving the country to apply for a new Non-O visa, or considering a 60-day extension based on visiting Thai family. Additionally, users mentioned potential alternative routes like switching to a retirement visa for those over 50.
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