Can anyone provide information about obtaining a NON O-spouse visa for Thailand through the embassy in Phnom Penh, Cambodia? I am specifically interested in knowing the requirements and process. I have already done some online research, but I would appreciate hearing about personal experiences. Additionally, would they accept my original marriage certificate from the USA or require further verification?
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To obtain a NON O-spouse visa for Thailand through the embassy in Phnom Penh, you will need to ensure your marriage certificate from the USA is certified and translated into Thai. You must also provide proof of financial stability, specifically showing a minimum balance of ฿400,000 in a bank account solely in your name. Additionally, you will require a copy of your wife's Thai ID card and a copy of the house book listing her as a resident. It is advised to check the latest requirements directly with the embassy as they can change.
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You will need your marriage license certified as being real, then translated into Thai, and certified that the translation is accurate, at the very least. You will also need to show you have bt400,000, or the equivalent, in a bank account in your name only. Then have a copy of your wife's Thai ID card, and a copy of the house book she is listed in. With these documents you can get a 90 day type O visa based on Thai wife.
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