Confusion regarding 60 day extension of non imm O

[banglassie]

So, I have read conflicting facts from different people on what's needed to make an extension of a ME Non Imm O visa based on marriage.

Some have said I need proof of funds of 40.000 monthly or 400k in the bank, while others have said that's not necessary
Note that I'm not talking about a one year extension of the Visa but a 60 days extension of my final entry.
I will either have to leave the country by the 1st of June or get a 60 day extension at Chaeng Wattana, so now I want to make sure if I need to show proof of funds or not?
I have done a similar 60 days extension about 2 years ago on a Non Imm O visa before getting a new one, and at that time no funds were needed, however since some people insist I need it I thought I should ask here first to clear out any confusion.
Thanks in advance!

[elviajero]

You do not need meet any financial requirement to get a 60 day extension.

[banglassie]

1 minute ago, elviajero said:

You do not need meet any financial requirement to get a 60 day extension.

Thanks! Was starting to stress out there for awhile

[Phuket Man]

You do not need to show any funds so don't worry.

[DiDiChok]

I hope you do better than I did at day 88 on my Non Imm O visa.  The front desk & then the IO at Jomtien told me I couldn't extend, put a refusal stamp in the passport saying "Application for extension of stay is not approved", took my ฿1,900 and only gave me only another seven days.  I had to do a straightforward border run to get another 30 days.  Apparently, if I'd either simply turned up at the airport or got a Tourist visa instead it would have gone through, but because I tried to do it properly I was refused.

 

I still say that the good thing about Thailand is that there are so many rules to choose from, but you never know which ones apply today.

[Tanoshi]

40 minutes ago, DiDiChok said:

I hope you do better than I did at day 88 on my Non Imm O visa.  The front desk & then the IO at Jomtien told me I couldn't extend, put a refusal stamp in the passport saying "Application for extension of stay is not approved", took my ฿1,900 and only gave me only another seven days.  I had to do a straightforward border run to get another 30 days.  Apparently, if I'd either simply turned up at the airport or got a Tourist visa instead it would have gone through, but because I tried to do it properly I was refused.

 

I still say that the good thing about Thailand is that there are so many rules to choose from, but you never know which ones apply today.

Did you take the wife?

[elviajero]

4 hours ago, DiDiChok said:

I hope you do better than I did at day 88 on my Non Imm O visa.  The front desk & then the IO at Jomtien told me I couldn't extend, put a refusal stamp in the passport saying "Application for extension of stay is not approved", took my ฿1,900 and only gave me only another seven days.  I had to do a straightforward border run to get another 30 days.  Apparently, if I'd either simply turned up at the airport or got a Tourist visa instead it would have gone through, but because I tried to do it properly I was refused.

You can only extend a 90 day non ‘O’ entry by 60 days if you have a Thai spouse or child.

[gandhi]

Hello,

as I will do this extension soon, can someone tell me what papers are required?

[overherebc]

Last time I did it ( Rayong ) 

My passport ( obvious ) copy of details page and Visa.

Copy of TM 6

My wife's ID card, copy both sides.

Blue book ( house ) copy.

Photograph, they also took a photo' of us in the office.

They also copied TM 28 receipt in my passport.

1900 baht

Application form, they supplied.

Edit.

Copy of mar' cert and showed original.

[ubonjoe]

15 minutes ago, gandhi said:

as I will do this extension soon, can someone tell me what papers are required?

A completed TM7 application form with a 4 X 6 cm photo attached.

Your wife or child needs to be with you.

Marriage or birth certificate plus a copy. Copy of their house book registry and ID card (if married)

[overherebc]

11 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

A completed TM7 application form with a 4 X 6 cm photo attached.

Your wife or child needs to be with you.

Marriage or birth certificate plus a copy. Copy of their house book registry and ID card (if married)

Photo attached to form yes and Rayong also took a photo of us in the office.