I wish to obtain an annual visa and have always fulfilled all the conditions. The problem is they ask Belgium for a certificate of good conduct and morals for me, but Belgium says I don't live there anymore?
I finally leave for Indonesia at the end of March for two weeks with my mother and fly Jakarta – Bangkok on April 13, to make my always dreamed trip, backpacking through Thailand and Laos and on July 13 I fly back to Amsterdam. But now my worst nightmare has come true….I completely forgot to arrange my double entry visa.
Thailand visa question & answer: Renewing annual visas
If I get a visa from the Thai Embassy in the Netherlands, among other things, then this is for 2 months, I understand. Do you have to report to the immigration service immediately upon arrival in Thailand or only after 90 days?
Can my Thai wife go on holiday to Spain?
My wife has a provisional residence permit, can she travel within Europe with this?
I refer to Thailandblog section 'Question and Answer' with title 'emigrate and convert 90 days visa to annual visa', dated August 14, 2014, answered by Ronny and I have an additional question.
Reader question: Who has experience with the “Transfer of Pension Verification Form” in Thailand?
A reader reported via a PM that in Nong Khai, since this year, additional proof is required for the extension of a retiree mind visa. When applying for an extension, one must now fill in a “Transfer of Pension Verification Form” if one proves one's financial means by means of an income from a pension. Who also has experience with this?
Thailand visa question & answer: Do you indeed have to transfer the amount of your income statement to Thailand?
You must have an income of 65.000 thb per month to be eligible for a residence visa based on pension. Or 800.000 thb in the bank, or a combination of income and bank balance. But I have no savings to deposit in a Thai bank.
My preference is to apply for a Non Immigrant Visa OA. I found a lot of information about that at Thailandblog. But on the websites of the Thai embassy and on the website of the Thai consulate you can no longer find an OA visa. Only the O visa seems to still exist.
If someone stays in Thailand with a marriage visa, what happens to their visa if the marriage ends?
I heard that in Bangkok it is possible to get a 3 year multiple entry retirement. I have been in Thailand for many years, with annual visa multi-retirement, but 3 years I have never heard of it.
I have been living in Thailand since last year and have a Non Immigrant OA visa (enter before April 5, 2015). Now I'm going for a short holiday to South Laos next week and will be back "overland" on March 12th. What will happen now with the stamping and validity of my visa as a result of this return by land?
Thailand visa question & answer: Visa is granted for two months instead of three, how is that possible?
I am 74 years old and married to a Thai woman. On October 14, 2014 I received a visa for Thailand, Non immigrant category O. No entry S. Costs 55 euros and valid for three months.
Thailand visa question & answer: Visa for Myanmar and Thailand
When we fly to Myanmar in Bangkok, I read that you can arrange your visa to Myanmar at the embassy in Bangkok. When you return by plane you will receive a 30-day stay/visa in Thailand. So if you do that in the last 2 weeks of your holiday, you can just stay the 60 days.
I am staying in Pattaya and have a 1 entry tourist visa. On March 5th it will be my 60th day in Pattaya and since I am supposed to stay until April 2nd I will have to go to the immigration office in Pattaya for the extension of 30 days.
I have the following issue, I have booked a ticket to Thailand and I now find out that I have now been there for 31 days. Will this cause problems with my visa because I am there 1 day too long?
I think there are two similar visas to stay in Thailand as 50+. One concerns an annual visa, multiple entry, where the minimum monthly income is €600 and you basically have to leave the country every 9 days.
Schengen visa Q&A: How quickly can I get a visa if I have to go to the Netherlands urgently?
When my mother dies in the future, we (a Dutch man and a Thai woman, married according to Thai and Dutch law) want to visit the funeral in the Netherlands together.