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What are the requirements for returning to Thailand for 3 months as an expat with a Thai spouse?

Thailand Visa Requirements Re-entry to Thailand Certificate of Entry Tourist Visa (TR)Non-Immigrant Visa (NON-O)COVID Insurance Expat Guidance

Jul 9, 2021

5 years ago

Chris *********************

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I am married with 2 daughter's married for 9 years can anyone tell me the requirements to get backto Thailand or a agent in South yorkshire that can help me I want to go back for 3 months as I have a elderly mother in the Uk

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A user inquires about the requirements for returning to Thailand for three months after being married for nine years and having two daughters. The community offers advice, suggesting the application for a Certificate of Entry via the London embassy and mentioning a normal Tourist Visa (TR) as a suitable option for a short stay. They discuss details about entry permits and necessary insurance, emphasizing that different visa types like NON-O may apply based on marital status.

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Michael ********

Coming here for three months only the normal TR visa will suffice 60 days plus one 30 day extension.

Only insurance you will require is the covid insurance.

5 years ago

Steve *******

@Michael *******

Non Imm O if his wife is Thai, no need for an extention of stay.

5 years ago

Michael ********

@Steve ******

less paperwork and cheaper to get tourist visa. But both options suitable for 90 days

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Michael ********

Gary *********

Great to see people freely helping those who need a bit of info regarding getting back out to Thailand. Well done people 👍

5 years ago

Gary *********

Yup, loads of help and advice. I’ve previously held long term visas when I lived in phuket, but I’ll definitely need some advice for the current situation. A great help and appreciated by many.

5 years ago

Bob ********

@Gary ********

Yes indeed, I guess that was the purpose of setting up the group. Fair dues to that person/s.

5 years ago

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Bob ********

Gareth ********

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follow the link, it’s pretty straightforward.

5 years ago

Stuart *********

You have to apply for a certificate of entry from the London embassy. Check their website for specific requirements. I’m not sure an elderly mother in the UK will make a difference.

5 years ago

Shaun *******

Do it yourself. Apply for your visa and then an entry permit. Easy to do if all your paperwork is in order. I'm from Doncaster and have been thailand and back recently. If you want help feel free to message me

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Shaun *******

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Can I apply for a marriage visa in Thailand after my retirement visa expires while traveling to the UK?

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