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I have to renew my non O marriage visa at the end of June, this will be year 2 so the first time I’ve renewed it. I’m hoping it’s easier than the first time. There’s quite a lot of rules in Nonthaburi where I’m based. I think I remember the money in the account only needs to be there for at least 60 days before the date, not 90 days like the initial application. Any help much appreciated.
If I live at the same address for years, with the same wife, the same son, the same everything every year, will Immigration ever give me a break on things like "must have 2 Thai citizen witnesses, copies of their ID's their bluebooks" ?
This particular part of the requirements in my province is the worst since it's an hour drive to the immigration office and asking my neighbors (they require them to live near me) to come with me to the office every year, taking off work to do is, is a real pain in the ass for them, and for me.
Does it ever get easier once they know who you are and it's all the same every year?
Heres the latest information for Thai wife extension in Hua hin when I visited recently.
On this form there are items required Id like to confirm ?
No 3)We are going to get the KorRor2,it also lists the KorRor 22 which ive never heard of before where do we get that?
No 6)Certificate of changing surname (if applicable),does this apply?
Lastly No13)
Witness his her copies of house registration and id card,
Id like to use a a close friend who doesn't live in the same town as my extension adress as she works close to the immigration office and is a govt employee of rank.Or do I need a witness from my town?
I am going for my first marriage visa extension this week and in the Thai list of requirements to apply it says I need to take a witness which is not a relative, has Thai ID and house book.
The Customer Service Officer for International Centralised Services International here in NZ has indicated that a client declaration (standard form) needs to be completed every 6 months while away overseas to ensure continuation of Superanuation payments.
This declaration requires a witness signature, and if to be e-mailed in return also requires a stamp.
The stamp must show the city/country that the witness is in.
If you post the form, you do not need to have it stamped by the witness as the postal stamp will show this.
Can anyone advise where such a stamp may be located, or offer advise pl.
Does anyone know which agent could provide Thai people witness for visiting IO together to renew non-o visa? We cannot find any friend or neighbor who have home registration of Nonthaburi.
I'm preparing my documents to apply for the 1-year extension of a non-imm O visa based on marriage to a Thai. I'm confused by the last item on their list, which seems to imply that I need to bring two witnesses when I submit my application, as per the image below. This will be my first time applying for the extension.
I've never heard of this requirement, and I've just moved to a new part of Thailand and have no idea who I might ask here. Can anyone elaborate on this?
Hi, I'm upgrading my 90 day non o visa to the 11 month marriage one. Immigration officer is coming to my house in an hour, what happens if I can't find a witness in time (had multiple people bail on me 😅)
Update: mother-in-law's friend made it in time. Immigration officer was really chill.
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