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Can I obtain a Non-Immigrant O Visa in Thailand to visit my fiancé?
Non-Immigrant O VisaVisa for FiancésThai Visa RulesTourist VisaVisa ExtensionImmigration Regulations
Jun 30, 2017
9 years ago
Caleb ********
ORIGINAL POSTERHello again,
I just wondered if some could confirm this for me - can the non-immigrant O visa be acquired for visiting a fiancé or does 'spouse' mean specifically husband or wife?
Thanks!
I just wondered if some could confirm this for me - can the non-immigrant O visa be acquired for visiting a fiancé or does 'spouse' mean specifically husband or wife?
Thanks!
TLDR : Answer Summary
The Non-Immigrant O Visa in Thailand is specifically for spouses, which typically means legally married partners. If you are not yet married, you could consider obtaining a 60-day single entry tourist visa, which can be extended for an additional 30 days once in Thailand, allowing you to stay for a total of 90 days.
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@Mic****
, said, you could get a 60 day single entry tourist visa, and then get a 30 day extension on that once you're here. That'd give you the 90 days you were asking aboutDaniel ************
legally married.
Michael ********
You can get a 60 day single entry visa and exstend for 30 days more at immigration.
Caleb ********
ORIGINAL POSTERCheers!
Robert *******
correct
Caleb ********
ORIGINAL POSTERSo just to confirm does that mean to visit a fiancé the only option is to get a visa exempt/tourist visa? (Unless you go down the ED visa route for example....)
Caleb ********
ORIGINAL POSTERAh ok, thanks!
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