Can my wife apply for a UK tourist visa after her residence permit expires, and how do I extend my NON-O visa in Thailand?

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May 22, 2024

6 months ago

Carl *********

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The wife's got a uk residence permit that runs out in June. We are no longer going to reside uk. I'm british. However we need to go back in July for family gathering. So was planning on getting her 10 year tourist visa. Does anyone know if I would have issues. I think I read somewhere can't do a visa for 6 months after one expires? I know this a thai visa forum but I joined a couple of uk ones to try find the answer and no posts ever get answered, hoping someone from uk maybe done similar. Also while I'm on I've come in on a non o  visa. Last I had was pre covid, what do I need to extend to a year. I'm sure last time I did was pretty straight forward and have to have 400k in bank any advice appreciated save me having go immigration twice

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is seeking advice on whether their wife can obtain a UK tourist visa after her residence permit expires in June, as they intend to return to the UK for a family gathering in July. They are unsure if the rule against applying for a visa within six months of expiry will affect their application. Additionally, they are asking about the process to extend their NON-O visa in Thailand and any requirements, such as having a minimum amount in the bank.

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Stephen ********

Maybe a silly question, but would it be feasible to renew her residency status?

6 months ago

Carl *********

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@Stephen *******

No she would have to live in uk for more than 6 months, which is impossible now daughter in Thai school

6 months ago

Stephen ********

@Carl ********

ahh OK. Pity as it would be useful. But with a long term standard visitor visa at least you'll be able to come and go as you please for the 5 or 10 years. My partner is on a 2 year visa ATM, we will apply for a 5 or 10 year

6 months ago

Carl *********

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@Stephen *******

yes if i could, it would have been ideal to keep her with the residence permit but rules is rules. So yeh 10 year is the next option. Mind I might just go France stick her in a dinghy I wouldn't have mess around form filling then 😁

6 months ago

Stephen ********

@Carl ********

I did both visas for my partner, happy to help. If you want to ask anything, drop me a line👍🏻

6 months ago

Carl *********

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@Stephen *******

I finally found the answer had to pay uk visa and immigration a couple of quid Wahid and mohamed answered me

6 months ago

Carl *********

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@Stephen *******

Thanks appreciated , I have done the wife's a few times just had her mother and her freind over uk aswell so I'm up to speed on doing visas. I just think I read somewhere you can't do a visa within 6 months of one expiring but not sure if it applies to her having uk residence. 🤔

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