Hello all, looking for some advice about applying for a non-O spouse visa.
Does anyone know if it is absolutely necessary to have a certain number of blank pages in your passport?
Or can it be done in stages? For example you can start the process with 1-2 blank pages in your passport and then continue the process on a new passport?
Thanks!
TLDR : Answer Summary
The conversation revolves around the requirements for applying for a non-O spouse visa in Thailand, specifically focusing on the necessity of having blank pages in a passport. Commenters provide insights that suggest it's crucial to have at least one full blank page for the visa and that the pages must be designated for "VISA" rather than endorsements. It is also advised to renew your passport before starting the visa application process to avoid complications.
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