Can anyone recommend a Visa Agent in Bangkok Ekkamai area? I have to do 90 day reporting would rather pay them.
I have a Non O retirement visa but now married to a Thai lady
Any benefits to switch to the marriage visa or should I leave alone? I have to redo in January
thanking you in advance
Doug and Somying
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The post asks for recommendations for a visa agent in the Ekkamai area of Bangkok to help with 90-day reporting while holding a Non-O retirement visa. The poster is considering switching to a marriage visa after marrying a Thai citizen but questions the necessity of this switch. Comments provide various insights, pointing out the ease of the reporting process, suggesting online services, and discussing the benefits and drawbacks of a marriage visa compared to the current retirement visa.
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thanks I tried the address part was not working state/province and the other fields were arguing with me I gave up may try tomorrow
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Pete *******
The only benefits of the marriage visa is a smaller financial requirement and the ability to get a work permit. If neither are of interest stay on the retirement visa.
Wannikea *********
Marriage visa isn't always a smoother choice, a lot more paperwork, location photos, blah blah blah less funding requirement, and ability to get a work permit.
David *********
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Paulus *********
Jesus, you just hand them your passport and they printout your next 90 reporting, takes no time or money!