Questioner: Khun Moo a) Does one have to leave the country every 3 months with this year's visa? b) Do you have to report to the immigration service every 3 months? Visiting or staying with family residing in Thailand VISA TYPE: Non-immigrant O Visa 175 EUR for multiple entry (1 year validity) Response RonnyLatYa a) Yes. That is, every 90 days which is not the same as 3 months. With a Non-immigrant O visa, one obtains a period of residence …
Questioner: Henk It concerns an extension of a Non O visa on the basis of being married. I have to go to the Tor Mor in Lampang and they are very difficult there. Something is wrong every time. First it is not accepted that I have a pension and state pension, I must have 800.000 Baht in my account. Not again and the letter from the Dutch embassy is accepted and my monthly pension and AOW is enough …
I want to apply for a NON O immigrant Muliti entry Visa next time I go to Thailand. I am going to Thailand from October 28 to April 30. In the meantime (January 22 to February 10) I will go back to the Netherlands. I will then be in Thailand for a maximum of 2 x 90 days and then I do not have to arrange an extension.
So far (until 2019) I have assumed that we had to have a large enough amount in a Thai bank to qualify for a Non-O with Retirement stamp. I recently read in an answer from you that this is not (any longer) necessary, in other words an amount equal to the number of months of stay multiplied by 1.000 euros per month can also be on a foreign account?
I recently asked a question about a Non immigrant O visa. In the meantime I have successfully applied for it. Submitted on Friday 8 July and received an e-mail with an attachment of my visa on Monday 11 July. An extra compliment to the embassy in Brussels for the quick handling. PRIMA keep it up.
Thailand Visa question No. 205/22: Which visa?
I want to go to Thailand at the end of November 2022 to the beginning of February 2023. I'm staying with my wife's family. I can't stay there without a visa, so basically I want to know what I have to do to get a visa for 90 days?
I am going to Thailand in September and have an application for a Non Immigrant-O visa pending and am assuming that I will obtain it and would like to be well prepared for the annual extension after 90 days. For this I have to meet certain requirements that I meet.
I currently have a Marriage visa and want to convert it to a Non O visa. Will there be additional costs or will the costs remain the same? I am currently in Chiangmai.
I have been married to a Thai for years, we were married in Thailand under Thai law and the marriage was also registered in the Netherlands. We recently also have a house in Thailand in her name, of course. My wife is now in Thailand to provide informal care for her mother. Now I want to go to Thailand for 6 months in December and plan to apply for a 90 days Non Immigrant O Thai Marriage. If I take a Multiple entry, does that mean that if I cross the border at Cambodia (where we live nearby) my visa will be extended by 90 days?
I have a question about an actually somewhat idiotic situation. Last year I received an annual visa from the Thai embassy until 7-11-2022, type non-imm category O. I knew that I had to collect a stamp at the local immigration office, in Kalasin, after 3 months. That is common knowledge.
Thailand Visa question No. 173/22: Thai bank account
To apply for a Non-immigrant “O” Retirement visa from Thailand, you request an available amount in a Thai bank account, but this amount must be in a strictly personal account or can also be in a joint account (which can be used by both marriage partners )?
This is my situation. Dutch nationality, living in Belgium. Age 57. Not yet retired. In possession of a Thai bank account, there is less than 800.000 in it. I would like to live permanently in Thailand. I was told to do that by getting a Non Immigrant-O visa, and having it extended in Thailand for one year at a time. So far it is clear to me.
Thailand Visa Question No. 168/22: To Thailand
I am 76 years old and want to go to Norway for a month. I have been living in Thailand for about 10 years on an “O” visa. I want to use a single entry to come back to Thailand.
I am going to Thailand in September to spend the winter and am now in the process of obtaining my non-immigrant-O visa, and have some questions about this.
I am a 73 year old male and hold a Non Immigrant O Multiple Entry Visa for one year. There is a stamp next to the visa with my arrival date of March 8 in red and June 5 in blue. Do I now have to go to immigration before June 5 to extend?
Do I understand correctly that you can have a Visa Exemption in Thailand converted to Non-immigrant O Retired?