Hello All,
I am a US Citizen applying for a non-immigrant "O" Visa based on I am married to a Thai National. I would like to get at least a one-year multiple entry "O" visa.
I have the correct amount of money in a Thai Bank, the bank account in my name already.
I have a marriage certificate already along with a translated copy notarized.
I have a photo of the 2 of us in front of our home.
Question When applying for the visa it asks for arrival and departure date. Should I put one year, or 90 days from arrival?
Any and all help and suggestions would be appreciated.
Thank you in advance
TLDR : Answer Summary
A US citizen seeking a one-year multiple-entry Non-O visa based on marriage to a Thai national should be aware that while they can initially apply for a 90-day Non-O visa from the consulate, they will need to be in Thailand to apply for the one-year extension. Numerous community members suggest entering Thailand on a 30-day entry and then applying for the Non-O visa within the country. It’s also important to prepare various documents, including a marriage certificate, a recent bank statement showing the requisite funds, and photographs. Once inside, they can then upgrade to a one-year visa extension after submitting additional documentation.
NON-O RETIREMENT VISA RESOURCES / SERVICES
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