List of required documents for visa extension in January 2025 at Chaengwatthana, Bangkok (Non Imm O - Thai wife) :

I just did my visa extension last week so I'm sharing the requirements with everyone.

Disclaimer :

- this list is for a visa extension based on being married to Thai national

- the submission was made in Chaengwatthana, Bangkok

- the submission was made in January 2025

- the officer may require other specific documents based on your situation

- don't wait for the last day, so you can get another shot if you've messed up

The original copies to bring with you:

- passport

- wife ID

- updated bankbook

- KR3

The documents:

- TM7 with a 6*4cm picture / new picture, different from the last application

- Copy first page passport

- Copy first visa page

- Copy last extension page

- Copy last entrance in Thailand

- Copy TM30

- Copy 90 days report

- Kor ror 2 (get an updated copy from amphor)

- Copy of wife ID

- Copy of wife tabian baan

- Certificate letter from the bank (made less than a week before)

- 6 months bank statement signed from the bank (I always do 6 months for safety, but normally 3 months is enough)

- Copy of bankbook first page

- Copy of bankbook last page updated same day

- Copy of lease agreement

- Copy of owner ID

- Copy of owner tabian baan

- Copy of our house/condo tabian baan

- Copy of 2 different pictures of the couple in front of the house, with house number visible / new pictures, different from the last application

- Copy of 2 different pictures of the couple inside the house / new pictures, different from the last application

- Copy of map

- 1,900 baht

This is for info only.

Kanchanaburi IO. Non Imm O. I have just done my first 90 day report online, no need to go to office. Accepted on second attempt. Submitted 14:08 returned 15:33. Fastest turnaround I've had.

Danish passport..My Non Imm O visa expires on October 17. If I enter by that day at the latest, I will be stamped in for 90 days. My question... Can I, in Denmark, buy a 60 day tourist visa without it changing my Non Imm O? I will then enter on my non Imm o and when the 90 days are up I will travel out and then re-enter on a 60 day tourist visa. Is it possible?

Good morning!

Looking for help please regarding my first time extension of SE Non Imm O retirement e-visa at Samut Prakan immigration.

Firstly, does anybody have the recent list of required documents please?

Secondly, how soon may I apply for a first extension?

My Non Imm O retirement e-visa was issued on 31st August. It expires on 28th November 2023.

I entered Thailand on 2nd October, entry stamp valid until 30th December 2023.

My 800k baht international funds transfer has been in my Thai bank account for more than 2 months already.

Thank you for any help. 🙏😄

Hi everyone! I entered Thailand on a Non Imm O visa in April this year and got my first extension in July. Do I have to deposit back the 400,000 in January next year or April?

Hi - from New Zealand, here on a Non Imm O (Thai Spouse) Visa granted 90 days on arrival expiring 3 December. I intend to extend this by the 60 days allowable and just wanted to ensure I have my documentation in order. I will visit Immigration in Chiang Rai on 16 November (is this too late?) and as far as I can ascertain need my passport, copy of bio page, current visa, and entry stamp, 1 x photo, completed TM7 form in blue pen, copy of TM30 notification made online, and 1900 Baht. Anything I might be missing? Cheers.

Dear experts, once again it is time for me to get a new visa extension and I kindly ask for your advice. I am an Austrian holder of a Non Imm 0 A visa ( granted 2018) and live on yearly extensions (latest one expires Sept. 29th). Now my insurer tells me that there might be changes in the insurance requirements starting Sept. 1st. Does anyone know details about this or is it just the usual Thai blahblah? The next question: how long before expiry date can I get a next yearly extension and so maybe avoid any insurance problems? I would dearly appreciate your learned opinion. Thanks in advance!

I will be getting a Non Imm O (retirement) using an affidavit of income from the Canadian consulate in Chiang Mai and I wonder how long immigration considers the letter valid to apply? One week? One Month? Three months? Anyone have knowledge? I would like to have all my paperwork in hand when I return from my overseas trip to reapply. Thank you

I got another Non Imm O visa today, marriage reasons if that matters. When I picked it up and checked for correctness I see remark stating “Employment Prohibited”. Again this is because I’m married not for retirement. I asked and the lady said”you applied for non Imm o”. I said “yes but marriage not retirement”. Her reply was “non Imm o cannot work”. This is same lady I had issues with when appplying. She would not accept documents that I’ve been supplying for last three years for same visa.

Will this effect me getting a WP if my company assigns me to a project in Thailand? I haven’t had to for three years which is why I’m getting non Imm o instead of B but it could happen. I did not have time or will to argue with her as I need to apply for Thai pass. I’m coming in less than two weeks.

Report for interest.

I went to CW in Bangkok this morning (Saturday) to do Non Imm O Retirement Extension. Arrived 8.45am, no one outside waiting to get in. Extension done and dusted in 45 minutes compared to past usual of 3 hours. Also managed a Re-Entry permit in 15 minutes

Plus the staff seemed more relaxed.

What a dream Saturday morning was at CW.

Cheers.