Is a married one year visa hard to get. I am married to a Thai woman.

Hi all,

we, my thai partner and i will travel to thailand for 6 mnd in end of may this year.

I'll apply for a non-o stay with thai family (thai marriage).

my question is: what is the proper steps i have to follow when i'm in thailand.

Do i have to report my stay and in what periode of time i have to extend my stay or extend my visa and were.

many thanks

Oemesh

UPDATE: Khon Kaen don't do the 60 days extension for visiting Thai wife anymore either. It's been discontinued.

Question: 4-5 months ago they stopped offering 60 days extension based on marriage in Udon Thani (new policy). So can only do 60+30 instead of 60+30+60. I was able to do 30+30+60 in Khon Kaen prior to that for years (when 30 days visa exempt was a thing). I still have an address I can use for Khon Kaen so I would like to try to do the 60 days extension there. But I'm 2 hours away so would like to confirm first that it's indeed possible.

Did anyone here did it recently after the initial 60 days visa exempt + 30 days extension? Please only answer if you actually know the answer from having done it. I'm not talking about 90 days + 60 days, but what use to be 30+30+60, now 60+30+60, which was possible in Udon Thani for a few months after the change to 60 days visa exempt, but not anymore. So I don't know if it made the round in Isan or if it's only in Udon Thani that the policy changed.

Thank! :)

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