Thank you for your detailed answer to my marriage/visa question! But I'm still wondering... I more than meet the 65.000 Baht requirement... But the total is about 85.000. So not very much.
Since my wife and I want to go to Thailand 'again' in October until March 2025, I have already started browsing the website “Thai e-Visa”. After logging in, I arrive at the Tourist Visa page.
Thailand Visa question No. 087/24: Non-immigrant O Multiple retired visa, should I apply for a re-entry?
I have a non-immigrant O visa multiple entries (retired) Valid from September 22 to September 24, 2024. On Tuesday, April 30, I will travel to the Netherlands and will be back in Thailand on August 30. Then I want to extend my visa in September. Yesterday at immigration in Khon Kaen for a re-entry stamp.
Is it sufficient for the annual inspection at the Immigration Office to deposit at least 40.000 THB into my Bangkok bank account every month or do I have to have my entire pension deposited into my Bangkok bank account? I hope for the first…
Thailand Visa question No. 085/24: Which visa agency provides good service when extending my retirement visa?
Financially I meet the requirements, but I would like someone to assist me in completing the forms and, if necessary, to process the application at immigration.
Thailand Visa Question No. 084/24: Thai Marriage or Retired?
I find the visa system in Thailand extremely complicated. Thanks to the people who keep explaining it, but I still find it difficult. Now I have met a very nice, sweet, beautiful Thai lady, and have visited her twice this year (in January on a 60 day tourist visa, because I stayed 33 days, and flew on to Australia). And in March (a month later, back from Australia) as a tourist (less than 30 days). So far so good.
When applying for a re-entry permit it says “My previous visa for Thailand is of the category of” and then you can choose from various options including Non-immigrant and others. I keep wondering what to fill in. My original Non-Imm O has of course long since expired, should I check other and enter the date of issue of my last retirement visa extension?
I have a non-imm annual visa. O multiple valid until July 6. I can then make a border run just before it expires, then I still get 90 days. That is not enough to apply for a new annual visa (or a tourist visa).
Does that have to be done in the Netherlands? to happen? Is it also possible in Laos Savanakhet? or by computer behind the VPN at the Thai embassy in The Hague?
Thailand Visa question No. 081/24: Non-immigrant O - Can be extended by 90 days to obtain a 6-month stay.
My sister's Dutch son has been living and working in Thailand for 10 years. She wants to visit him for 6 months. We already found out that she can come for 90 days on a Non Immigrant O7 visa. (stay with non-Thai family living in Thailand).
Thailand Visa question No. 080/24: Thai marriage – Extension – Registration of marriage (Khor Ror 22)
I just extended my Non O visa for 3 months and was given a one year extension. Now I'm going to NL soon and will return to Thailand at the end of the year. I have to extend my visa again in March.
My husband and I have a joint income of € 2550, which is deposited into our joint and/or account with both our names on it. Can I apply for a retired visa O for my husband and for me with the same income proof? I only have a state pension and that is not enough.
Thailand Visa question No. 078/24: Extending the visa exemption and which visa for a long-term stay in Thailand
I arrived via Bangkok on February 14 and spent my first 30 days in Thailand on a visa waiver. A week before the end of this exemption, I applied for a 60-day extension at the immigration authorities on Koh Samui. Unfortunately I only got 30 days. That's a problem, because I won't fly back to the Netherlands until May 14.
Thailand Visa question No. 077/24: I am going to Thailand with my Thai wife for 6 months, which visa?
I am Cees, 62 years old, I am going to Khon Kaen Thailand with my Thai wife on October 8, 2024 and back to the Netherlands on April 3, 2025. Just under 6 months. Which visa is best for me?
Thailand Visa question No. 076/24: Which visa upon return?
We bought a house in Banchang and have a visa until May 16. Before then we want to visit family in China and return 2 months later. Our visas have expired.
Thailand Visa Question No. 075/24: Apply for Non-Immigrant O
The last time I left Thailand I asked the 'boss' of Immigration behind the counters at Suvarnabhumi (at the top of the escalator) about Non-Immigrant for retired up to 90 days. She said that no longer requires proof of insurance and can be extended for another 30 days.
I have a multiple entry retirement visa. This visa contains a stamp: Please contact the immigration Office for a re-entry permit before leaving Thailand. Why do I have to report? And what should be done? Are there costs attached?
Questioner: Erwin I will be submitting an application for a Tourist via single entry for 8 weeks in July/August in April. I had a few questions about this and hopefully you can help me further: 1. Biodata page of Passport or Travel Document –> is this just a scan of your international passport, I assume? 2. Photograph taken within the last six months –> I wear glasses, but for my international passport I had to…