How can I extend my visa in Thailand if my Non-O visa has expired and I'm facing divorce?

Unrelated to your post, i just wanna get this out that there will ALWAYS be one or two smart-donkey(s) who will lecture how relationship work.

Chances are, he/she is in fact just a l0ser who probably had gotten kicked out from few cheap bars in red districts and/or had been scammed and robbed by his/her choice of escort.

Do ignore these kind of pathetic scums and god know why they even be here at all since at best they can only visit Thailand once in a while when Saturn aligns itself with Venus on our solar system yet the audacity to lecture everyone like he/she knows Asian cultures based on Tiktok videos they just watched.

you can apply for guardian visa , as its your daughter and she studying in Thailand

If you’re over 50 and 800K already in bank, address⋯⋯etc. try retirement non-O

30 day extension

60 day extension visiting Thai family.

90 day Thai children visa.

Year thai child extension if you have custody.

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Retirement if over 50.

Your old Visa is history, you need to apply new! As you are now not on a tourist Visa in Thailand, you need to change this first (recommend an agent) and then go either family visa or easier if 50+, Non O retirement.

Why would your wife want to divorce you? My thai wife flys off the handle from time to time too but she gets over it, I'm her meal ticket and she knows it. Take her to a local beer bar and point out all the aging whores and ask her it's she really wants to go that route. Common sense will always prevail.

If you were married to the mother when the child was born and you have the required funds in a Thai bank account you could apply for a Non-O visa based on being the father of a Thai child. If you were not married at the time you need to have legal proof of fatherhood

Yes you can convert your visa exemption to Non im O 90 days, and extend this 1 year. The latest you can do it is 15 days before you stamp expires. But better start before that.

You need

- TM.87 form

- your passport

- your child’s birth certificate (must show your name as a father in there)

- your child’s house registration

- 1 witness’s ID copy

- 400,000 THB in bank account 2 or 3 months (I couldn’t remember)

- proof of where you live (if rental must show your lease agreement, if own a house must show your name on house registration)

- 4 pictures of you & your child (1. must see the house number sign, 2. Must see the condo’s name 3. Must be in bedroom 4. In living room

- 2 inch pictures

get your money out, ditch the wife and daughter. Just go back and forth tp thailand on tourist visa.

Not legal advice but - You can apply for a Non-O visa based on your Thai child. It’s not affected by divorce. You’ll need your child’s birth certificate, proof you support or have custody/visitation, and finances (about 400,000 THB in a Thai bank or steady income).

Not sure what country you are from but if you got stamped in for 60 days then you will have been stamped in visa exempt not VOA. You have no visa at all. Can you extend this visa yes you can by another 30days. You will need to do to your local immigration office to check what they need to see for the extension. You dont need to wait until your visa exempt runs out you can go typically up to 3 - 4 weeks earlier but again you need to check with your local immigration office, the extension will be added to the end date of your current exemption stamp

You don't have a visa you have a 60 day Visa Exempt entry stamp which can be extended once for a further 30 days. You can still get a Non-O as the father of a Thai child if you want to take that route in the future.