What are the best visa options for my 17-year-old daughter traveling to Thailand during our family visit?

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Nov 12, 2018

6 years ago

Jimmy **********

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Hello all, I'm traveling back to Thailand in December with my 17 year old daughter so we can celebrate Christmas as a family with my thai wife and 8 month old baby daughter, now I have a Non O multi entry Type Visa due to marriage that expires in Jan I will renew this in savannakhet and my 17 year old daughter will have a visa on arrival but her total trip will be 40 days.

Now my question is we will all travel together to get my new multi entry Non O Visa from Laos so she will have to re-enter Thailand plus we plan on a small trip to Hong Kong which again she will have to re-enter so what's my best options here For My daughter's visa? Can she also get a Non O Type Visa because I have one as she will most likely be over a few times in the year to visit her baby sister.

Thanks to you all.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is inquiring about the best visa options for their 17-year-old daughter, who will be traveling to Thailand for 40 days with her family. They are considering a Non-O multi-entry visa due to family connections but are exploring alternatives such as a tourist visa or prolonging her stay through extensions. Several comments provide suggestions, including applying for a multiple-entry tourist visa, considering a 30-day visa on arrival, or potentially obtaining a special visa based on family status, while also clarifying the renewal process for their own Non-O visa.

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Ellie *******

If this (total 40 days) travel was support to be the only trip (from her homeland) around Thailand for her for 5 or 6 months (after), maybe another choice is just getting Single entry Tourist Visa before flying over and get re-entry permit in Thailand then she can keep her admitted until stamp (60days from the first entry (+ extended 30days if needed) alive....

6 years ago

Tod *********

Your daughter MIGHT <- as in may be issued a year-long, multi-entry Non-Immigrant Type O visa in Savannakhet when you get yours based on being your daughter BUT she might not.

I'd say take the original birth certificate and see if she can apply.

If that's not gonna work either have her enter on 30 day visa exempt entries or get her a single entry tourist visa while you're in Savannakhet.

Just an FYI: you're not renewing your visa in Savannakhet because you can't ever renew visas or extensions :O You're buying a brand new one :)

6 years ago

Jimmy **********

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@Tod ********

I will follow your instructions Tod and report back on this and FYI YOU are absolutely correct lol. Thanks again

6 years ago

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Jimmy **********

Worth *******

She doesn't need one it sounds like. Even coming to visit the sister later is easy on 30 day on arrival plus 30 day extension

6 years ago

Dean *******

I may be wrong...

6 years ago

Dean *******

@Jack *****************

fingers crossed I am!

It’s happened plenty of times before.

Good luck!

6 years ago

Jimmy **********

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@Dean ******

I think you are wrong and I hope you are wrong lol but thanks for advice anyway. 😎

6 years ago

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Jimmy **********

Dean *******

Have to show bank statements for that though, yes?

From UK it’s £5k in the bank for 3 or 6 months

6 years ago

Dean *******

Someone with more knowledge than me will hopefully tell you!

6 years ago

Jimmy **********

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That's for tourists but hopefully because I'm married to a Thai national I might get my daughter the same visa as myself. Well that's what I'm hoping for but I know someone will be along to correctly advise me here.

6 years ago

Martin ******

I think you are right. Was looking at visas today for uk citizens

6 years ago

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Martin ******

Steven ***********

Apply for a multiple entry tourist visa for her before you go. Valid for 6 months and you can come and go as you please

6 years ago

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Steven ***********

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