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How soon can I apply for a marriage visa in Thailand after receiving a Non-O visa?

NON-O Visa Marriage Visa Visa Application Process Thailand Immigration Visa Extension Procedures

Benny **********

asked Jun 29, 2023

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Hi guys.

A month ago I got Non-o visa in vientiane for 3 month.

Next step is marriage visa.

I still have 2 month left now.

How long time before do I have to apply for marriage and what is the process?

Some people say I will get 1 month before getting the marriage visa, is that true?

Answer summary

After obtaining a Non-O visa, you can apply for a marriage visa for an extension one to one and a half months before your current visa expires. There is typically a one-month review period while your application is under consideration.

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Ellie *******

You are already on a Non-O visa based on marriage. What you are going to do is apply for a yearly extension, not a new visa.

Lloyd already provided the general information, but you need an exact one from your local office. Go get the latest handout for a yearly extension based on marriage from them.

3 years ago

Lloyd ********

This is a generic list of requirements

3 years ago

Lloyd ********

between 3-45 days before you can apply for the year extension and yes you will probably have a 1 month "under consideration" period.

3 years ago

Benny **********

@Lloyd *******

is it smart to drag it out or am I being stupid to do so?

3 years ago

John **********

@Benny *********

pointless to do so. Nothing to gain

3 years ago

Benny **********

@Lloyd *******

will they be okay with just 3 days before?

I am thinking about dragging it out so I have more time before I have to apply again in 1 year time.

3 years ago

Tod *********

@Benny *********

just so you're clear the year will be from the date your current 90 day stamp expires no matter when you apply

3 years ago

Brandon ************

@Benny *********

it doesn't work that way. Whether you apply when you have 1 day left or 45 days left, the extension is going to be added to the end of your current stamp. The 1 year starts then and will be the same next year and every other year as long as you keep doing extensions.

3 years ago

Lloyd ********

@Benny *********

sorry, typo, I meant 30-45 days before, do it early and that gives you time incase you need any extra paperwork

3 years ago