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How long does it take to process a Non-O 90 Days Marriage visa through the Munich Embassy?
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Feb 14, 2025
a year ago
Kullapat *****
ORIGINAL POSTERHow long processing for approve Non-O 90 Days Marriage (Thai wife) I submit with Munich Embassy?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The processing time for a Non-O 90-Day Marriage visa submitted to the Munich Embassy generally varies based on individual circumstances and peak seasons. Responses from community members indicate that processing times can range from 2 days to up to 10 days, with many reporting experiences of approval within a week. However, applicants should consider that high season may lead to longer wait times.
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Kullapat *****
ORIGINAL POSTERI just got mail approved visa now🙏🧡
Nongnuch ********
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your worries had no base . . . .no seasoning required for the application to the initial 90-days E-visaKullapat *****
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David **********
Up to 10 days
Gardar ***************************
In Norway took me two days online, remember it's high season Thailand so queue might go slower
Robert *******
Took me about a week with Frankfurt
Kullapat *****
ORIGINAL POSTER@Robert ******
i submit on 9 feb and last update on 10 feb the status is process approve. i just worry a bit because the money balance is 405,000 th less than 2 month but this bank account my husband open more 2 year. i am not sure we have to keep 400,000 more than 2 months becuase for change the visa to Non O - 1 year visa we have to keep 400,000 more 2 monthsKullapat *****
ORIGINAL POSTERThank you. I download both. Bank statement last 6months from Kasikorn application update 08 feb and merge Copy Bank book.
Kullapat *****
ORIGINAL POSTERThank you but what you mean? You mean the money balance is 400,000 Thb less than 2 months it's ok for apply 90days visa rigth?
Did *****
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Yes, you only need a bank statement for you initial Visa application. If they don't like that your bank statement was from 10 day before your application they will reach out to you to request an actual one (pdf done in 1 min on your online banking)Reply to
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Did *****
The seasoning is only for when you apply for the 1 year extension of your permit to stay, not for aplying for your intial visa online.
Kullapat *****
ORIGINAL POSTERI alredy keep money 400,000 thb. (Not just transfer 1 time) but the last balance update is 29 Jan. I sumit form visa on 09 Feb. i just worry because less than 2 months. Normally if you apply visa by Paper at Change Wattana for 90days visa they dont care less than 2 months or not. For 1 year they strict keep the money more than 2 months for sure. Not sure about online visa.
Nongnuch ********
@Kullapat ****
You have misunderstood a lot! There is no 2-month seasoning required for the application to the 90-days Non-O family visa in the E-Visa online system of the Royal Thai General Consulate Munich!
The money just has to sit in the account, and you need to prove the account is in your sole name. . . .
The 2-months seasoning is required for the minimum of 400,000 THB in your Thai bank account when you apply for the 1-year Extension of Stay based on being married to a Thai, inside Thailand . . . .
send yourself some money onto your account using Remittly or WISE, and fill it up a little bit more
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I’m not sure but know that the money should be in the bank 2 months before getting your extended stay permit, don’t know if can drop below the 400k, ask in this group there enough who can helpReply to
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Graham ******
What does their website say?
Kullapat *****
ORIGINAL POSTER@Graham *****
thay not say anything on status is Processing approveKullapat *****
ORIGINAL POSTERi already check but i just ask maybe they approve before 15days. if someone get it
Jan ******************
@Kullapat ****
You didn’t check properly. This is from the Thai consulate in Munich. Says up to 15 working days, which means up to three weeks. Wenn die erforderlichen Unterlagen (nach Art des Visums) vollständig sind, erhalten Sie das Ergebnis des Antrags innerhalb von 15 Konsulatstage des Königlich Thailändischen Generalkonsulats in München.
Montag bis Freiteg sind 5 Tage, an Wochenenden und konsularischen Feiertage arbeiten wir nicht).
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Kullapat *****
ORIGINAL POSTEROk ka. I think and hope they will approve soon ka🙏
Graham ******
The website tells you a Visa approval time upfront before you apply, typically it will say up to 10 business days
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Steve ****************
I did it in ny took about a week
Kullapat *****
ORIGINAL POSTER@Steve ***************
you did in New York right?Kullapat *****
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ok ka, thank you so muchSteve ****************
@Kullapat ****
yes, it's thai embassy on-line. message them if they are running late, they apologize! just don't get angryReply to
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