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Should I wait to apply for a marriage visa extension after my 90-day reporting period?

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Jul 22, 2020

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Wilkes ***********

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Hi Group,

Day 4 of quarantine here in Bangkok and actually enjoying the down time...very relaxing. I returned from Budapest with my Thai wife under the spouse exemption. My original non-m O visa (previously extended by retirement) had run out because of delays in returning. They gave me a new non-m O good for a year with multiple entries. Here’s my question:  Should I just do my 90 day reporting up until near the end of my 12 months and then start the marriage visa extension application process?  Am I missing something here?  Thanks for your help and advice.

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The user is currently in quarantine in Bangkok and has a new non-O visa with multiple entries following a delay in returning to Thailand. They are asking if they should complete their 90-day reporting until the end of the 12-month period before applying for a marriage visa extension. Community responses suggest confirming the need for a border run every 90 days and advise on the timing of the extension application.

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Robert *******

I think there is a mis understanding in stamps, I wait for the pictures and will inform you, what is what.

In the mean time, guessing what is what is not going forward,

Thanks all.

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Christian *******

Multiple entry? You have to leave every 90 days ,unless you extended no reporting can be done

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Adrian *******

You can gives us some details on the process you under took for getting the exemption for Thai spouse as I and trying to do this now to get back

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Wilkes ***********

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1. Were you married in Thailand and do have the marriage certificate?

2. If so, then send a letter to the embassy explaining your situation, send a copy of your passport, her passport, your marriage certificate, a copy of your Covid insurance for $100,000 and proof of ASQ quarantine reservation (which can be changed later).

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Adrian *******

@Wilkes **********

thanks , I am in the process now of trying to get into contact with the Thai embassy in Kazakhstan

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Robert *******

The decision is made on case to case bases by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and your application is handed by the Thai Embassy in your area. Contact them to get details for your situation

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Wilkes ***********

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Actually we were told that as of sometime during the first week of July, the local Embassy themselves can make the decision and they no longer had to go through Bangkok.

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Alex *******

Welcome back! Aren't you lucky guy 🙏

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Wilkes ***********

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Thank you very much.

I am so happy to be back.

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Robert *******

Welcome back in Thailand, If you got the 1 year valid Multiple Entry Non Immigrant O visa, you got a 90 day of stay on arrival,

With this visa you make every 90 days a border run, Thailand out, other country in/out back into Thailand for a new 90 day period.

You can apply before a period ends for the 1 year Extension of Stay at Immigration Office if you can meet the requirements

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Peter ****************

A bit curious too. Think the dates he mentions, are the dates on the visa sticker. The dates of the stamp should be around 18-07-2020 to 17-10-2020 I guess indeed.

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Wilkes ***********

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I can’t imagine border runs are an available option right now. So even with a 1 year visa, you are only limited to 90 days per visit ?

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Robert *******

@Wilkes **********

Take a look in your passport and read the dates? Date of arrival ../../..

Admitted until ../../..

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Wilkes ***********

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That’s what I’m saying, it’s 1 year:

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@Wilkes **********

Did you also get a new visa from the Embassy or you just entered on the old stamp in your passport?

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Wilkes ***********

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New visa

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Robert *******

@Wilkes **********

please send me a picture of the visa and the entry stamp, you can use PM to avoid private information as it is not clear to me

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Wilkes ***********

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Yes, stand by.

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