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What are the requirements for extending a Multiple Entry Visa based on marriage to a Thai national?

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Sep 26, 2017

7 years ago

Frank **************

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Tod Daniels now again a question about the Mutiple Entry Visa based on Marriage to a Thai from Savannakhet. I know that you can make it to 15 monthe whe you leave/ cross the border 1 day ot the day of the expire date of your visa (enter before12 juli 2017) done and get the stamp admitted  until 2nd Oct 2017. You mentioned in an earlier post ( if a proper remember )  that you can extend these again at the local Immigration for 30 days more twice. Please what are the requirements for this extension of stay.?

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The post discusses details regarding the Multiple Entry Visa based on marriage to a Thai national, including the ability to extend the stay by crossing the border and obtaining an additional stamp. A comment provides a link to official requirements for a 60-day extension based on visiting the spouse.

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7 years ago

Robert *******

I'm not Tod, but you can apply or the 60 days Extension of Stay based on visiting your wife, requirements are as follow by this website:

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7 years ago

Frank **************

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@Tod ********

Thanks to remind me.. Now I'm ok until the1. December 2017.

7 years ago

Tod *********

@Fr***

, glad that worked out for you. BUT remember when you need to border bounce next to get another 90 day stamp you take BOTH passports with you because the valid Non-O multi-entry visa is in the old passport. You'll show that when you stamp out and in to the country and they'll stamp you out and in on the new passport.

7 years ago

Frank **************

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Just back from the Sisaket Immigration, They were very friendly and helpful. First, my visa stamp was noted in the new passport and then without big problem an extension of stay of 60 days is based that I am married with a Thai woman. Requirement was: 1 photo

1 Copy of my wife ID

1 Copy of my wife's housebook

1 Copy of our marriage certificate (We do not have a Thai marriage certificate, only our German with certified translation)

No 10 minutes work and 1900 Baht

7 years ago

Frank **************

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@Amornrat *********

Thanks I didn't know that. Would be trapped.

7 years ago

Amornrat **********

@Frank *************

, the visa will not be transferred only the stamp, means when you do a border bounce you need to take both passport with you.

7 years ago

Frank **************

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@Robert ******

Thanks that will be great and that means I will come to a total of 17 month. I got a new passport and tomorrow I have to go to my local Immigration in Sisaket to get my visa transfered in the new passport and than I will apply for the extension. will let you all know how it 's been. Thanks Robert Lagas

7 years ago

Robert *******

Correct, bank statement or proof of income is only for 1 year extension.

7 years ago

Frank **************

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Just read it. as I said I got this Multiple Non O based on marriage . when I read your link I understand it right that for this extention of stay I do NOT need a bankstatement with

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0 Baht, Is it right ?

7 years ago

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