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How can my sister extend her visa in Thailand for a longer stay?
Mar 10, 2021
5 years ago
Saty ******
ORIGINAL POSTERMy sister has arrived from UK on a visa waiver (45 days). She gets one 30 day extension. How can we secure a longer visa? Any companies out there? Any help ...
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The original post discusses options for extending a visa for the user's sister who is currently in Thailand on a 45-day visa waiver, which can be extended by 30 days. Various comments suggest the need to clarify the specific type of visa desired, with suggestions of applying for a Non-O visa if she is over 50. Furthermore, some comments mention the possibility of working with agents to secure a Volunteer visa for a longer duration, expressing concerns about the process and requirements for different types of visas.
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Still issuing 60 day Covid extensions
Saty ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Edward *******
after 60 day extension then what do you do ?Reply to
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Paul ********
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Khun ******
My friend comes from Thailand... Has a tourist visa after 5 years humble and tumble... How he can stay longer in te UK? Busy with a friend from Syria also.... Any Help?
Sidhu ******
You are back again..i think last year it was about your husband??
Saty ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Sidhu *****
eh?Bob **********
How old is your sister
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@Jim *******
Typical twat down the pub response. People come here seeking free advice then you start waving your cock about at those trying to help. Where's the wanker emoji?Bob **********
Jim Faulks well if you know anything about Thailand you would know that if she is 50 or older she can apply for a Non-O visa and extend that for a year based on retirement that's why it fucking matters
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David *******
It would have been better if she had got a visa before travelling to Thailand but, if she is prepared to pay and take the (small) risk, an agent should be able to get some sort of visa for her. I know agents in Pattaya were charging
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baht for a Volunteer Visa which would give her a year.Darren ******
What ever Visa u want , she would have to leave the UK to apply for it from her ( own or where she resides ) country and comply to all regs. For that Visa.
I have an Asian wife , we had to do the same for a settlement Visa.. she was refused even after previous visits to the UK.
Not easy to get if it was a settlement Visa u sought.
I have an Asian wife , we had to do the same for a settlement Visa.. she was refused even after previous visits to the UK.
Not easy to get if it was a settlement Visa u sought.
Bobby ********
What visa is she looking for?
Bim *******
What visa does she want
Saty ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Bim ******
no idea. Just to spend some time here. Maybe 5-7 months ?Steve *******
@Saty *****
STV is available until Sept. will give her 9 months total. Saty ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Steve ******
how do you get STV visa whilst IN Thailand ?Jennifer ******
@Saty *****
as far as I'm aware you have to apply for that outside Thailand I think.Saty ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Jennifer *****
yeah that’s what I thought Steve *******
@Saty *****
if u can’t get STV go visa exempt n do ED visa. That was my second option if I didn’t get approved. Adam ******
@Steve ******
how to get this one ?Steve *******
@Adam *****
go visa exempt, find an agent in Thailand n get ed visa. It would probably be advisable to start your search now for a reputable agent before you even get in Thailand. Reply to
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