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Can my husband apply for a follow visa despite turning 50 soon?
O-A VisaO VisaVisa TypesDependent VisaVisa RegulationsThailand ImmigrationVisa Reporting Requirements
Mar 8, 2019
7 years ago
Patty *******
ORIGINAL POSTERHello-
I got my O-A multiple entry based on over 50 yrs
My husband is 49and received a O visa multiple entry and is required to report at border every 90 days.
We understand that he is able to apply for a “follow” visa and as a dependent, then he will not have to report at border / do visa run.
We are in Thailand now for 3 months and just returned from visa run and reported again to immigration. He will turn 50 end of November.
Question- if we apply for the follow visa for him, will this visa be valid even though he turns 50 at end of year? Or will he have to apply for O-A as he will be 50 years old and he is no longer eligible to hold a follow visa? Thanks for your insights!
I got my O-A multiple entry based on over 50 yrs
My husband is 49and received a O visa multiple entry and is required to report at border every 90 days.
We understand that he is able to apply for a “follow” visa and as a dependent, then he will not have to report at border / do visa run.
We are in Thailand now for 3 months and just returned from visa run and reported again to immigration. He will turn 50 end of November.
Question- if we apply for the follow visa for him, will this visa be valid even though he turns 50 at end of year? Or will he have to apply for O-A as he will be 50 years old and he is no longer eligible to hold a follow visa? Thanks for your insights!
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user inquires whether their husband can apply for a follow visa as a dependent to avoid 90-day reporting, given that he will turn 50 soon. They are currently in Thailand with an O-A multiple entry visa and want to know if his eligibility for follow visa changes upon turning 50.
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