I have a 'non-immigrant O Multiple visa' (married to Thai), enter before 3/10/19. Now I want to go back to Thailand at the end of September 2019 until the end of March 2020. Will I get a new visa at the embassy, although the old one is still valid for a week? Or are there other options?
Thank you for your wise advice.
I have a non immigrant O.multiple entry visa for 1 year. I go to Immigration for my 90 days stamp and they say that with these visas I have to leave the country after 90 days. So I do NOT get a 90 day stamp there. Upon re-entering I would then again get 90 days. So I have to do a “visa run”.
Visa for Thailand: Non-immigrant “O” Multiple entry visa
I have a Non-Imm O Multi visa until October 28, 2019. My next 90 days report is April 24, 2019. However, I am leaving Thailand on April 17, 2019 to return in a few months. Have I understood correctly that I will get another 90 days upon arrival at the airport? Also, have I read something about Re-entry forms or have I nothing to do with that?
Visa for Thailand: If I take a single entry do I not have to leave the country every 90 days?
I have a question about my visa. Go to Thailand every year for 6 months, then also apply for an O visa (I'm 75 years old) and I also take a multi entry, I think I'm always good. However, I will not leave Thailand in those six months. My question is: if I take a single entry, do I not have to leave the country every 90 days, but can I get the 90-day extension from the immigration service?
Visa for Thailand: Non-immigrant O visa with multiple entries and the itinerary form
When I go to Chiang Mai in January 2020, I want to find a suitable apartment there in peace and then sign a rental contract, after which I can open a Thai bank account in peace and then deposit 800.000 Bath into that account. I want to take my time and not rush things.
I have a question about the multiple entry Schengen visa C of a Thai colleague in combination with a new passport and a new visa (multiple entry).
Can I do a border run in Myawaddy?
From November to March I will visit my girlfriend in Kamphaeng Phet, not far from Burma. I have a multiple entry tourist visa. So I have to do a border run after 60 days. Now Myawaddy is via the 12, the closest border crossing. But can I go there for the border run? Does anyone have experience with that?
I am 46 years old and self-employed and looking for the possibility to obtain a 6 month multiply entry visa currently in the Netherlands or, if necessary, Antwerp. So I am not employed, do not have a permanent employer and do not have a fixed monthly income, but… I do have a sufficient amount in the savings account.
We applied for a Schengen visa for my girlfriend for the second time and it was approved. Now her visa is valid from 27/5/2018 to 10/8/2018, the duration of the stay is 60 days. We are going to the Netherlands from May 30 to June 30. Now my question is: can she go again at the end of July/beginning of August with this visa? The type of visa is C and the number of entries is MULT.
My wife has now obtained a Schengen visa for 5 years. Does she have to bring the papers that I guarantee or not every time she comes to the Netherlands?
Schengen visa: Guarantee form for a multiple entry visa
My girlfriend has received a multiple entry visa and I have a question about it. I understand that travel insurance must be taken out for every planned trip to the Netherlands, but what about the guarantee form? Do I have to re-submit it for every trip?
Schengen visa Netherlands: Multiple entry also new guarantee?
I have a question about my Thai friend's visa. He has a Schengen visa valid from June 6, 2016 to June 6, 2017; multiple entries and max. 90 days.
Visa Thailand: Concerns visa for a period of 140 days
Every year I go to spend the winter in Thailand for about 3 to 4 months at a permanent place in Krabi. At the beginning of this year I had a Multiple entry Non Immigrant type O visa that allowed me to stay with an intermediate visa run from January to April. This has expired before my next departure so I have to apply for a new visa. The visa run on this type of visa is no longer possible due to the expiry of the Multiple entries.
Reader submission: Are we no longer welcome in Thailand?
I have been coming to Thailand for a long time, always received a Non-immigrant O multiple entry at the consulate in Amsterdam. I was now about to apply for a new visa at the embassy in The Hague, but I was shocked by the last three posts on Thailandblog, in which it is stated that in Essen, Brussels, Antwerp, visas are no longer reinforced unless one is married. is with a Thai(se) or family business.
Visa Thailand: Application of "Multiple entry" also adjusted in Antwerp
We recently received a report that applying for a “Multiple entry” has also changed in Antwerp. However, it is not really clear to me what is possible and what is not. I therefore advise anyone who wants to apply for a Non-immigrant “O” to contact the “Thai Consulate” in Antwerp in advance.
Visa Thailand: Is a non-immigrant O visa sufficient for wintering?
My wife and I want to spend more than four months in our house in Hua Hin this winter. For that we need a non-immigrant O visa. The question is whether a single entry is sufficient?
Since yesterday, the following message can be read on the website of the Thai Consulate in Amsterdam: “From 15-08-2016 WE WILL NOT ISSUE MULTIPLE ENTRY VISA.”