Can you switch from exempt entry to a marriage visa in Thailand?

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July 10, 2023

a year ago

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Can you go from exempt entry to marriage visa or do you need to go from tourist to marriage?

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Yes, you can switch from exempt entry to a marriage visa in Thailand. It is important to ensure you have sufficient time left in your exempt entry period to meet the requirements set by your local immigration office.

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You can go from exempt. Just make sure you have enough days left to meet the requirements of your immigration office.

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