Savannakhet single entry non-o marriage visa application today Wednesday 03/01/24
Arrived at 08:45 and was 6th in queue.
Had my ticket to return tomorrow by 09:20.
I took following documents:
▪️Passport and copy of data page and Laos visa & entry stamp
▪️Application form pre-filled and 2,000 baht (copy place across the road has these for 20 baht)
▪️Copy of wife’s passport signed by both her and I
▪️Copy of wife’s ID card signed by both her and I
▪️Copy of wife’s house registration book signed by both her and I
▪️Original Thailand marriage certificate and copy signed by both her and I.
▪️Copy of rental contract for our condo with both our names on. This is not listed on website, but they took the document off me. I also took owner’s house book and ID, TM30 and marriage registration (kor ror 2.) but they gave me those back.
Notes
A fellow Brit directly after me in the queue was originally declined because he didn’t have his wife’s certificate of name change. Luckily, his wife was outside and had the original on her. I DID NOT have this document but my application was accepted without them asking me for it 🤯
Therefore, I would advise you take a copy.
A number of Asian tourists were declined tourist visas because they’d already had one in last 365 days
Make sure you stand single file - very over zealous security guard takes his job extremely seriously 🤣
There is a copy place across from the consulate but it’s 20 baht per page - good for emergency document printing though.
Smile, nod, wai and hope the officer is in a good mood and that they don’t ask for documents not listed on the website!
Don’t buy cocaine offered by the tuk tuk drivers outside 🤦🏻♂️😂
Cheers 👍🏻
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The author shares a detailed account of their experience applying for a single entry NON-O marriage visa in Savannakhet on January 3, 2024. They arrived early and provided a list of required documents such as their passport, marriage certificate, and copies signed by their spouse. Important notes from their experience include potential document requirements for others, advice on document preparation, and interactions with security. Furthermore, the comments section discusses related issues around proof of marital status and costs associated with such documentation.
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I’m unsure what you mean. If you’re applying for non-o based on marriage to Thai national, you’ll need to show either Thai marriage certificate or authenticated and translated copies of foreign marriage certificate.
I can’t comment on the process for American citizens, but I went to my embassy in Bangkok to affirm I wasn’t already married and get a certified copy of passport. I then had to get these translated and authenticated before applying to register marriage in Thailand. Cost approximately $150 for everything.
I finally understand the confusion now. Savannakhet is not going to work for me as I will be traveling by flight to Vientiane. So will go to the Thai Embassy in Vientiane.
yes, now I get it. First question remains valid: do I need to make online appointment of walks in are OK? And I see this consular section deals with NON-O visa as well. thanks!
hope this goes well. Just popped my 400 in the bank and need to let it 'mature' so may need to do a similar manouvre or take a holiday for a couple of months. 🙂 thanks
If I have a visa sticker in my passport when I pick it up tomorrow 🙏🏻 I will be granted 90 days stay. During that time, I can apply to extend for the year at immigration in BKK. 👍🏻
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