Hi all, I need to extend my stay in Thailand for another month before I have the 400k baht requirement ready for my marriage visa (I held one before). I'm currently on a visa exempt entry.

I'm planning to do the 60-day extension based on visiting family at the I/O at IT Square in Bangkok. I was told that the documents required are (1) House registration from my fiancee. (2) Copy of her ID card. (3) Marriage certificate. (4). T.M.30 and (5) the three forms that can be acquired at the I/O (forgot what they're called).

Assuming above is correct, there are two questions we're currently struggling with. We purchased a condo in Bangkok and my wife's house registration is still in her hometown. First question: am I able to get the extension done in Bangkok despite her house registration being in a different province? Also, I assume a copy of the house registration suffices as we do not hold the original file over here, correct? Second question: is there any example of how this T.M.30 file should look like? At this point we're not even sure if we registered correctly. The site doesn't seem to allow us to look into any registrants that got registered over 15 days ago.

Hey, apologies if this has already been answered. Have trawled through immigration websites and past posts and just want to check I am preparing all the right documents:

I am in Bangkok on a Non-O spouse visa (husband is here on a work permit). The 90 days deadline is coming up in 1 month and from what I understand I will need to apply for an extension at Chaengwattana.

The list of documents I think I may require is as follows (assume I make copies of each):

- Proof of filing T.M.30 (printed screenshot from our landlord?)

- Completed T.M.7 Form w/ passport photo

- Passport (copy of all relevant pages - T.M. 6, stamped page, info page)

- Fee (1900 baht?)

- Authenticated Marriage Certificate

- Husbands Passport and work permit

- Proof of income? (husband's Thai bank account statements from when he arrived)

- Husband

Am I missing anything? I'm ok with preparing more than required obviously, better to be safe than sorry. Also, anyone know how soon can I apply for an extension?

Thanks!