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Thailand Visa question No. 415/22: Going to live in Thailand and visa – Non-immigrant O – Thai Marriage

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Tags: non-immigrant O, Thai Marriage

November 28 2022

Questioner: Pete

Hi, let me introduce myself, I'm Piet and my wife's name is Nan, we are 63 and 59 years old and have been married since 1995. Now we want to sell our house and move to Thailand. What I would like to know how to do that with my visa and what are the requirements, should I apply for my visa here or in Thailand? And which visa do I need?

My wife and daughter both have Thai and Dutch passports, so that's not a problem.

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Apply for a Non-immigrant O Single entry online at the Thai embassy.

https://hague.thaiembassy.org/

See under VISA SERVICES AND INFO FOR TRAVELERS

The requirements of the visa can be found here:

CATEGORY 2 : Visiting family in Thailand

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2. Visiting or staying with family residing in Thailand (more than 60 days)

VISA TYPE: Non-immigrant O Visa (90 days stay)

FEE: 70 EUR for single entry (3 months validity)

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https://hague.thaiembassy.org/th/publicservice/e-visa-categories-fee-and-required-documents

A single entry is sufficient. This gives you 90 days upon arrival. You can then extend it by one year and you can repeat that extension annually.

Make sure that your marriage is registered in Thailand before your year extension.

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Thailand Visa question No. 415/22: Going to live in Thailand and visa – Non-immigrant O – Thai Marriage

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