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Can I apply for a marriage visa at the Krabi office while on a 60-day visa-exempt stay in Thailand?

Marriage Visa Visa-exempt Stay Non-Immigrant O Visa Visa Application Process Krabi Immigration Thai Marriage Registration Expats in Thailand Visa Rules for Foreigners in Thailand

Nov 10, 2025

4 days ago

Amanda **********

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Hi everyone! 👋

I recently got married to my Thai husband here in Thailand 🇹🇭 (we registered our marriage at an amphur). After that, I flew back to Singapore for about ten days, and now I’ve just flown back to Thailand.

As a Singapore passport holder, I’m here on a visa-exempt 60-day stay, so I still have a good amount of days left on my current entry.

Does anyone know if I can start the marriage visa process directly at the Krabi office while I’m on this 60-day stay? Or do I still need to leave and apply for a Non-Immigrant O visa from Singapore first?

Would really appreciate advice from anyone who’s gone through this recently, especially other foreign wives of Thai husbands. 🙏💛 Thank you

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The author, a Singaporean newlywed, inquires whether she can initiate her marriage visa process directly at the Krabi immigration office while on a 60-day visa-exempt stay in Thailand. Comments provide insights, suggesting she check with the local immigration office, noting conditions for application, and emphasizing the requirement for a Non-Immigrant O visa to proceed with certain financial necessities.

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3 days ago

Jay *****

You need to get non O in Singapore first. Non O visa can only be apply outside Thailand.

Ally ************

Not true I'm afraid!

Jay *****

So you are the genius why not share. So you mean you can get it in Thailand itself without leaving?

2 days ago

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Jay *****

Kevin **********

Incorrect. But it’s easier from outside Thailand.

3 days ago

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Kevin **********

Jim *******

Might work in your case. A foreign woman, married to Thai man, have a fast path not only for permanent residence but to full Thai citizenship, passport included. Something like 3 years.

My wife is Thai, I never got through those rules, you might already know that. Then, you can do any work you can or want to do, no limits.

4 days ago

Bobby *********

I been there 9 years I know

4 days ago

Bobby *********

So true no show money

4 days ago

Lindsay **********

I recently did all this and now have my 90day non o waiting to do extension.

You will need to make application ASAP as you need the bank account opening which you can't do without non o stamp in your passport. 400,000 needs to be in there for 2 months to apply for extension.

If I can help pm me

4 days ago

Maxim ***********

@Lindsay *********

There is no 400k requirement for foreign women, only foreign men.

4 days ago

Lindsay **********

@Maxim **********

my apologies I thought all foreigners had to fulfill financial requirements

3 days ago

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Lindsay **********

Brandon ************

@Lindsay *********

you did it at the Krabi immigration office?

4 days ago

Michael ********

@Lindsay *********

She does not need to show money in Thai Bank account.

4 days ago

Maxim ***********

@Michael *******

She does not need to show money at all, only foreign men do.

4 days ago

Michael ********

@Maxim **********

i know

3 days ago

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Michael ********

Robert **********

Hi you may want to look at citizenship lots of information on this link

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4 days ago

Brandon ************

Ask the Krabi immigration office. If that's one of the offices that allows for non-O conversions in Thailand then yes you can do it. You'll need at least 15-21 days left on your existing stamp on the day you apply though.

4 days ago

Damo ***********

@Brandon ***********

your reply is just too logical for most 🙄

4 days ago

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Damo ***********

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