@Nav *******

nobody EVER did a 2-months extension out of a 90-days Non-Imm-O married Visa. . . . not in the past 50 years. It was NEVER possible. So, nothing changed and the correct info was just lost in translation, believe me. The only thing that is possible to do before the 90 Days from a Non-Imm-O married visa expire, is the application to the 60-days FAMILY VISIT Extension

@Nav *******

ONE MORE TIME, last time! . . . . you cannot extend the 90-days Stay permit out of a Non-Imm-O Married Visa for 60 days. You can only change to the "1-year Extension". Or you leave the country. Or you apply for the "60-days Extension based on Family Visit". It is only issued once per entry. However at the end of these 60 days, you NORMALLY cannot apply for the 1-year Extension of the Stay Permit based on marriage to a Thai wife, because you are not on the initial 90 days out of the Non-Imm-O Visa anymore. If you are LUCKY, Immigration will allow it. If you are NOT lucky, you will need to start the process all over, the way I advised is to leave Thailand, re-enter visa-exempt, and apply for the "change of visa type" to the 90-days Non-Imm-O married Visa on Immigration

@Nav *******

you don't need an agent for a 60-days Family Visit Extension on Immigration. You and your wife can do this together all by yourself . . . You just need the documents I already listed

@แหลม ******

"You can extend your wife's visa for 60 days for 1,900 baht" 🤣. . . . . . . . his wife doesn't have a visa. She is a Thai citizen and doesn't need any visa or any extension for 1900 Baht. . and he doesn't need an agent for the application to a 60-days Family Visit Extension. He and his wife can do that by themselves, save the money for an agent

@Nav *******

NOTHING changed, he gave you a stupid reply

@Nav *******

Nav Sandhu he refused a 2 months extension because it is not possible and HAS NEVER BEEN POSSIBLE before! Only a ONE YEAR extension, or you have to LEAVE Thailand before the 90 days stay permit are expired. You can however get a 60-days Extension if you visit Immigration with your freshly printed Thai marriage registry proofs (Kor Ror 2 or 22) and your Thai wife. Then you can apply for the 60-days "Extension based on Family Visit" . . he gave you a BS reply. There haven't been any changes !!

@Nav *******

what does your Thai wife has to do with that? She is Thai, she doesn't need a visa at all.

@Nav *******

so then he was talking out of his backside, just to get rid of your questioning proceedings you seem not to understand. Believe me brother - EVERYTHING I wrote to you here is 100% correct. Just follow my advice and get your happy end

@Nav *******

he gave you a totally irrelevant reply, laughable

@Nav *******

he is right because Immigration NEVER EVER in 100 years did any 2 months extension of a Non-imm-O Visa. It's technically not possible. The visa expired when you entered Thailand, it cannot be "extended". He is right to the point he missed to explain to you that you can however get a 60-days Extension based on "family visit" (but NOT for a non-existing Non-Imm-O visa) It is just a matter of very bad wording and misunderstanding. You should have learned the difference between a visa and a stay permit. A visa can technically not get extended. A "1-year extended stay permit" can get extended again, every other year, by applying for the next extension of the stay permit