Looking for some advice. I am from the UK, and presently in the UK. I am a mother of a 19 year old daughter, who has thai citizenship. I contacted the London Embassy and they said that I can apply for a family 0 visa, to spend time with my daughter, while she looks at universities in Thailand. However, my daughter turns 20 in March, and so my question is, does this mean that my visa at the end of the 90 days, will not get extended, as my daughter will then be 20? (as I am to understand, 19 years is the limit on visa for a parent) I want to stay 1 year in Thailand with her, but concerned if they will continue to extend the 0 visa due to my daughter's age.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user inquires about staying in Thailand with their Thai daughter, who turns 20 soon, and the implications for extending their family O visa. Responses indicate that once the daughter reaches 20, the visa cannot be extended under the current conditions. Alternatives such as retirement visas are suggested for longer stays.
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