Submitted my first Stay Extension request based on marriage today at CW. Went like clockwork. Appointment was booked for 2pm called to see IO at 2.03 pm finished at 2.27pm.Prepared a document submission checklist from information gleaned from this group ( thanks Tod and others). No additional copies required. IO commented that she was very impressed with our preparation. She checked some original documents. The only variation from this list was that she returned the second copy of the TM30 as only one copy was required. Note for people who have difficulty walking long distances wheelchairs are available at the security checkpoint near the door ( leave ID as security). UC until 15 July. IO said that my wife can bring my passport for stamping. I don’t need to attend. Note that I did bank letter, 6 months statement and book update at my local branch of Bangkok Bank in the morning and made copies at home. Note if going by Grab choose the Immigration Building B second floor option after you search for immigration in the app.
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user successfully submitted their Stay Extension request based on marriage, sharing their experience and tips. They noted the efficiency of the process, mentioning a short wait time and positive feedback from the Immigration Officer (IO) regarding their document preparations. The user provided insights on the required documentation, such as a bank letter and bank statements. Additionally, they highlighted the availability of wheelchairs for those with mobility difficulties. The discussion also included queries about requirements for newer applicants regarding banking documentation and experiences related to the extension process.
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