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1 hour ago, Dr. Zorg said:

Consideration stamp is 30 days after the expiration date of the visa extension date.

In the past I got the final stamp within a week or two after my application, without even a home visit.

Since 2021 there is always a home visit and I can only get my final stamp on the final date of the consideration stamp.

This is correct info.

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Several of the above replies confirm the information but that doesn't make it right or just. I have been married to my wife for 10 years and it infuriates me that I can't get the full approval whilst I am standing there in front of the IO instead of hanging around in limbo for 2 months because some Indians tried to manipulate the system years ago. Can't the IO's use a bit of initiative when the application is from a long term married applicant and give the full stamp while I'm there instead of another 60 mile round trip and another wasted day?

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30 days from the day of submitting documents - Chachoengsao.

I.e. you can submit your application up to 45 days before your current extension expires. The new extension will be granted for the next year, even before your current extension ends. The processing time is 30 days from the date of document submission (may be delaied a bit).
 

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3 hours ago, Muhendis said:

One would think that long term marriages would be processed quicker. The home visits for marriage verification stopped after the first two visits for me.

Yes, after a number of renewals and perhaps with children, you might think there would be a streamlining of the process. But no, all marriage extensions have to be approved by the regional authority.

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On 1/18/2025 at 9:37 PM, connda said:

Like I said, the return date is a full two months from the date of extension. I asked but didn't get an answer.
This is no big deal other I was wondering if anyone else has had this happen too.  Or maybe BKK immigration was getting backlogged and is pushing out "under consideration" periods. That crossed my mind which is why I'm asking.

It is not out of the question, mine also goes to BKK and last year it went from the Fri to Wed for collection. When my wife asked about the delay she was told it was due to immigration having to check the financials on agent applications more thoroughly. Agents may have been busy following the holiday period, combined with the introduction of e-visas in neighbouring countries.

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6 hours ago, Muhendis said:

One would think that long term marriages would be processed quicker. The home visits for marriage verification stopped after the first two visits for me.

Indeed. I have recently had my 6th in about 8 years, and that was done on the day of application. Got home about 3pm, home visit came at 4pm, didn't help the processing any.  Always something different, this time it was witnesses in the photos, good job they live next door.

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2 hours ago, Dmitry2222 said:

30 days from the day of submitting documents - Chachoengsao.

I.e. you can submit your application up to 45 days before your current extension expires. The new extension will be granted for the next year, even before your current extension ends. The processing time is 30 days from the date of document submission (may be delayed a bit).

Same in Hua Hin, in my experience. I've done 3 marriage extensions now, and have always been given a date to return 30 days (give or take) from the day I handed in the paperwork.

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8 hours ago, Dr. Zorg said:

Consideration stamp is 30 days after the expiration date of the visa extension date.

In the past I got the final stamp within a week or two after my application, without even a home visit.

Since 2021 there is always a home visit and I can only get my final stamp on the final date of the consideration stamp.

I went on 12the Dec with visa extension expiring on 1st Jan. Return date was 10th Jan but had contractors at the house so went on 14th for final stamp.

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