Hi. I am a US citizen with a Thai spouse. I will be moving to Thailand later this year. Next month I will be establishing a bank account and transferring the funds necessary for a Non-O Marriage Visa. Later in the year we will move to Thailand to live. I will arrive Visa Exempt and afterwards apply for the Non-O Visa. If I understand correctly, I will be given a 90 day Non-O Visa and I will need to apply for a 1 year Extension around 30 days before it expires. Is this correct? Also if I am awarded this 1 year extension, I do not need to leave the country for 90 day reports or to renew annually. I've been monitoring the Group here and hope I've not asked a dumb question.
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A US citizen married to a Thai spouse plans to move to Thailand and seeks clarification on obtaining a Non-O Marriage Visa. They will arrive visa-exempt, apply for a 90-day Non-O Visa, and aim for a 1-year extension approximately 30 days before the initial visa expires. They confirm they won't need to leave the country for 90-day reports or annual renewals.
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