What are the requirements for applying for a 3-month NON-O visa to Thailand for a married Russian national?

Nov 23, 2021
3 years ago
Aleksey *******
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I would like to stay in Thailand for 2-3 months (may be some more). I have thai marriage certificate (+children birth certificate) and thinking to apply for 3 months NON-O visa to avoid TR visa because at the present time it’s a bit complicated to get it in Russia (its almost impossible to catch free slot in visa center to apply for TR visa, its necessary to provide paid accommodation for 3 months, return ticket etc..). So if someone have an experience in such kind of case I would be happy to get your advice.
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The user seeks advice on applying for a 3-month NON-O visa to Thailand based on their Thai marriage certificate and associated documents, as obtaining a TR visa from Russia is currently complicated. Community members discuss various entry options, including the implications of being a Russian passport holder, the rules for multiple entries, and specific requirements for the NON-O visa application process through the Thai embassy in Moscow.
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Tod *********
also keep in mind entering the country on a russian passport gets you a 30 day visa waiver entry which cannot be extended by 30 days like people from countries who get visa exempt entries can
Aleksey *******
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@Tod ********
, yes the only hope in case I won't get a visa - is covid extensions...
James ********
@Aleksey ******
and do not count on COVID extensions being extended continuously.
James ********
Your best option is to obtain the Non O as married to Thai BEFORE you trek to Thailand.
Aleksey *******
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@James *******
, In case I get 3 months single entry visa and after 3 months leave the country, can I apply same type of visa again same year? Or there are any restrictions with that?
James ********
@Aleksey ******
how long do you plan to stay in Thailand? If only three months...will you return again soon? Making multiple entries a year into Thailand?
Aleksey *******
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@James *******
, in fact planning to stay 3 months. Usually arrived to thai 3-4 times per year. After all restrictions can not so often... This year will be second time
James ********
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Aleksey *******
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@James *******
, yes thank you, I know about 30 days and sandbox. My main concern is the procedure (minimum list of docs) which I need to provide to the embassy because consular website gives different instructions, f.e. do I need provide spouse's id copy signed by spouse or just a copy will be enough (apply in Moscow). Or is it necessary to provide 400K deposit for 3 months period visa?
James ********
List of countries eligible for Test N Go one night stay plan.
James ********
And as Russia is not on the approved country list for the Test N Go one night stay plan...

If you are fully vaccinated you can enter a sandbox plan with requires 7 nights in designated area such as Phuket, Bangkok, Pattaya among others.
James ********
If you hold a Russian passport you are entitled to 30 days stamp into Thailand.on arrival under reciprocal agreement Russia/Thailand.
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