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Is it possible to apply for a 1-year married visa in Thailand after extending a 3-month marriage visa and a 2-month family visit?

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Apr 8, 2021

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If I apply 3months married visa before enter to Thailand. Then extend 2 months family visit. After that, Can I continue apply 1 year married visa in country?

(Total : 17 months period).

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You can apply for a 1-year marriage visa in Thailand after first obtaining a 3-month marriage visa and then extending it for 2 months as a family visit. This plan allows you to remain in Thailand for a total of 17 months, assuming you are married to a Thai national.

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Benjamin ******

>After that, Can I continue apply 1 year married visa in country

Assuming this is referring to a foreign male marrying a Thai female, your plan will work.

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@Benjamin *****

Yes, you're right. Thks!

BTW, after 17months, if design to continue stay more months. Can he continue either 1 year married visa or 2months extend again? Or has to get out of country first.

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Benjamin ******

He can continue applying for the one year extension of stay based on marriage as long as he's still married

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@Benjamin *****

So it mean can continue many times.

Thanks a lots🙏

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Gregor **********

for the applications to the 1-year permit of stay based on being married to a Thai, he needs to fulfill the financial requirements, which are either a deposit of 400,000 THB on a Thai bank account or proof of monthly income of a minimum of 40,000 THB

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@Gregor *********

Noted, thank you👍

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Benjamin ******

Are you married to a male Thai national?

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Amanda ****

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@Benjamin *****

Opposite, husband is foreigner married to Thai lady.

Sorry I used word "I" made you confused😅

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