What documents are required for a non-O marriage visa application in Thailand from the UK?

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Jun 18, 2022

3 years ago

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I require some assistance with some of the required documents need to apply for a Thai visa.

I am British and applying for a visa (non-o marriage) in the UK

The first is residence permit for county in which application is submitted - I have uploaded my passport again as I am a British citizen

Letter from spouse saying we are married still and  they acknowledge the visit, is there a set format or will a short letter be enough. 

Medical insurance for covid is this needed for the visa I am applying for?  I have health insurance from my company but it doesn't explicitly say covid

Document to verify my current residency - utility bill or bank statement?

GT help appreciated

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user seeks guidance for applying for a Non-O marriage visa in Thailand while in the UK, specifically about the necessary documents such as a residence permit, a letter from their spouse, medical insurance for COVID, and proof of current residency. Respondents indicate that there is no specific format required for the spouse's letter, medical insurance for COVID is not mandatory, and a utility bill or driving license can serve as residency verification.

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Bim *******

I used my UK driving license. The insurance doesn't have to state Covid

3 years ago

Alex *********

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@Bim ******

thanks

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Brandon ************

1. Fine

2. No set format. Just have her write one in Thai

3. Not needed. But you have to upload something so either write N/A and scan & upload or use your existing insurance.

4. Utility bill or drivers license should be fine.

3 years ago

Alex *********

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@Brandon ***********

thanks

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Alex *********

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