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What is the process for extending a marriage visa in Thailand based on an amnesty situation?

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Aug 14, 2020

5 years ago

John **********

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FYI, one year extension based on marriage -from amnesty: Had 30 days under consideration from July 15. Went back to Korat imm. this morning handed them my passport, wait outside 10 minutes. They bring my passport back stamped in till 14 July 2021 (not September).  No wife, no bank book, no questions

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This post discusses a recent experience with renewing a marriage visa in Thailand based on an amnesty provision. The original poster successfully obtained a one-year extension without the need for a wife or bank book, which has been confirmed by comments detailing that many immigration offices do not require financial documentation during the extension process. There is also discussion about variations in requirements across different regions in Thailand, highlighting the difference in practices between immigration offices.

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Tod *********

and we're done. Thanx for the update (y)

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Sasa *******

So they did not actualy check your saving 400k ?

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John **********

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I had my wife call them before I made the trip. They told her only bring passport 😊

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@Sasa *********

no

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@John *********

so good 👍

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Tod *********

MOST immigration offices do not have you bring an updated bank book when you go back after the under consideration period to get the year extension. Only some do that.

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Sasa *******

yeah in Maehongson they ask to see saving money.

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Ivo ***********

Same here in Nan, stay extended from day of application

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Mike ******

So u were already on a Marriage Visa when you applied for the new extension?

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John **********

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ME non-O, but my last entry stamp expired 15 June. So I was on “amnesty“ for a month

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Robert *******

Thanks for this update, it is the normal procedure

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