Hi all. Please can ANYONE advise me if I can get a "Dependent Visa" in current situation?....
- 52 years old. Danish Passport
- Currently on tourist visa. Will do Covid-extension tomorrow which should give me 2 months extra time.
- Seperated from my Thai-wife (still officially married and good friends). She has been diagnosed with stage 4 cancer and the situation is very bad. (might have 6-18 months left)
- We have an 8 year old son. He lives with me, goes to international school and is 100% dependent on me.
- I am able to put 500.000 THB in my Thai Bank Account, but would like to avoid putting 800.000 THB in the bank, as I also need money to help the mother of my son with her medical bills and treatment.
Based on the above. Am I able to apply for a Dependent Visa? I have asked the Visa Adviser at my sons school. She does not know! Last time I went to the immigration I could also not get a clear answer. Would appreciate any helpfull feedback. Thanks.
Anyone here taking care of their Thai-child, still offically married, but on a Dependent visa? (Not marriage visa).
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user, a 52-year-old Danish national, is seeking advice on applying for a Dependent Visa while currently on a tourist visa and facing financial constraints due to supporting his son's Thai mother who is terminally ill. Key points include the user's separation from his wife, dependency of his Thai child on him, and difficulty in meeting certain financial conditions for visa eligibility. Community responses suggest that applying for a Non-O visa based on having a Thai child may be a viable pathway, though specific local immigration policies may apply and documentation may be required.
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