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Marriage Visa Reminder Service
Get free email reminders for your Thai Marriage Visa expiry. Avoid overstay fines, immigration blacklisting, or rushed extensions by setting the date once and letting us remind you.
What is a Marriage Visa?
A Marriage Visa (also called a Non-Immigrant O visa based on marriage) lets you live in Thailand long-term if you are married to a Thai citizen. It is one of the most common visas for foreigners staying with their Thai spouse.
What this free service does
This is a completely free reminder tool from Thai Kru. Enter your permission to stay date once. We will send you friendly email reminders starting 21 days before it expires. You can also add optional 90-day reporting reminders.
Why the date matters
Missing your Marriage Visa expiry can lead to overstay fines of 500 baht per day (up to 20,000 baht), possible immigration blacklisting, or being rushed to extend or leave the country. A simple reminder helps you avoid stress and extra costs.
Which date to enter
Enter the "Permission to stay until" date stamped in your passport. This is usually one year from your last extension or entry. Do not use the visa issue date or expiry on the visa sticker itself.
What to take when you go
This is a general list of documents for an extension of stay. Requirements can vary by immigration office.
- Your passport with the current permission to stay stamp
- Proof of meeting the financial requirement (e.g., 400,000 THB in a Thai bank account or proof of 40,000 THB monthly income)
- Original Thai marriage certificate (Kor Ror 2) and copies
- Copies of your Thai spouse's ID card and Tabien Baan (house book)
- Photos of you and your spouse together at your home
- A hand-drawn map to your residence
Rules change often. Always check the latest requirements with your local immigration office before you go.
Disclaimer
This is not legal advice. We only send free email reminders to help you remember important dates. For real help with your Marriage Visa or Thai immigration matters, contact Thai Kru.
DIY resources
Official links and offices for people handling Marriage Visa themselves. Rules change — always confirm on the official site before you go.
Websites & tools
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Immigration Bureau (official)
Marriage-based Non-O extensions need marriage evidence, finances, and often a home visit package.
- Online 90-day report (TM.47)
- Thai Kru — marriage visa help
Main immigration offices
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Immigration Division 1 (Chaeng Watthana, Bangkok)
Bangkok
Government Complex Commemorating His Majesty the King's 80th Birthday Anniversary, Building B, Chaeng Watthana Rd, Laksi, Bangkok
Main Greater Bangkok office for many extensions, 90-day reports, and re-entry permits. Arrive early; bring cash for fees.
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Chiang Mai Immigration
Chiang Mai
Chiang Mai Immigration Office (near Airport Business Park / Mahidol Rd area)
Primary office for Northern Thailand extensions and 90-day reports.
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Phuket Immigration
Phuket
Phuket Immigration Office, Phuket Town area
Main office for Phuket province. Tourist islands sometimes have limited counters — confirm hours.
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Pattaya / Chonburi Immigration
Pattaya
Pattaya Immigration Office, Chonburi province
Busy office serving Eastern Seaboard long-stayers and workers.
Not legal advice. Office hours, fees, and portals change. Confirm on the official site or ask Thai Kru for help.
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