What documents are needed for moving to Buriram permanently on a marriage visa in Thailand?

Buriram Immigration Non-O Visa Marriage Visa Permanent Residency Visa Extension Thai Immigration Office Visa Requirements

Jan 18, 2024

a year ago

Brian *******

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Hello everyone.currently living in buriram with my Thai wife and visit from the uk a few times a year on a 90  day non immigrant O visa based on marriage and sometimes I extend for another 60 days depending  on circumstances.but want to live here permanently now.as anyone in here had any dealings with buriram immigration with moving here permanently and what documents they will ask for.been reading that quite a few different offices want slightly different things.i do have the 400k in a Thai bank account just in my name.

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A user currently residing in Buriram with their Thai spouse seeks advice on transitioning from a 90-day Non-O visa based on marriage to permanent residency. They have 400,000 THB in a Thai bank account and want to understand the documentation required by the Buriram immigration office. Community responses suggest that Buriram immigration is user-friendly, with recommendations to gather requirements directly from the local office for the most current information, as needs can vary.

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James ******

I always call the immigration office or visit if you can and ask them directly what you need.

These forums and pages offer great advice but listen to it from the horses mouth is always best.

I agree a marriage visa is a better option as you won't have 400,000 extra sitting doing nothing.

a year ago

Rod ********

Buri Ram immigration is very easy to deal with, they are looking for normal printed photographs, we usually stick ours onto A4 paper.

Had a home visit the first year only.

Been doing visa at Buri Ram for 5 years since moving from Bangkok.

a year ago

Brian *******

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@Rod *******

a lot of people on other forums are saying stay clear of the visa using marriage and do a retirement visa it’s less hassle ?

a year ago

Ellie *******

@Brian ******

, it depends your condition if it’s more or less hassle. You need to consider them on your own.

a year ago

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Ellie *******

You can enter on Non-O married to a Thai for 90 days, then apply for 1 -year extension being married to a Thai. The best is, to go to the local immigration office immediately after you arrive to get their LATEST handout of requirements.

Here is the general information for a 1-year extension based on being married to a Thai.

a year ago

Brian *******

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@Ellie ******

thanks

a year ago

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Brian *******

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