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Thailand visa question & answer: Non-immigrant “O” Single entry

By Submitted Message
Posted in Visa question
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June 14, 2015

Dear editors,

I am married to a Thai lady and wish to go there soon August 13th. I transferred 400.000 baht to my bank in Thailand. Is this enough?

And have a letter from my doctor that I am well signed by my doctor. Is this enough or does someone else have to sign on this letter?

Can you provide me with an answer?

Regards,

Luc

Dear Luke,

You provide very little information. I assume that the intention is to stay in Thailand for a long time? If so, you must first apply for a Non-immigrant “O” Single entry.
You can find what you need for this on the website of the Consulate: www.royalthaiconsulateamsterdam.nl/index.php/visa-service/visum-aanvragen

Upon arrival in Thailand you will then have a residence period of 90 days. Following those 90 days, you can request an extension based on your marriage. You can use your 400 Baht for that. The amount must be in the account for at least two months before the first renewal application. For subsequent renewal applications, this is 000 months.

What else you need can be found in the Dossier Visa Thailand: www.thailandblog.nl/wp-content/uploads/TB-2014-12-27-Dossier-Visa-Thailand-full version.pdf see page 25 – Annual extension for those who are married with a Thai (Thai women visa)

Having a letter from your doctor stating that you are healthy is nice, but not necessary for this procedure. I think you are confusing it with a Non-immigrant “OA” visa where a medical certificate is required.

Regards,

RonnyLatPhrao

Disclaimer: The advice is based on existing regulations. The editors accept no responsibility if this is deviated from in practice.

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1 thought on “Thailand visa question & answer: Non-immigrant “O” Single entry”

  1. Khan Peter says up
    4 November 2016 at 06: 57

    Dear Ronnie,

    Sorry but I totally understand. You have to set priorities in life every now and then and building a house is of course important.

    You have put so much time and energy into it all these years that we can only be very grateful to you. I have great respect for your work and the readers are also very happy with the help you have always provided. You have done an excellent job and helped many Dutch and Belgians. That is absolutely great.

    Thailandblog has grown thanks to people like you.

    Thanks again!


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