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What Is the Process for Applying for a Non-O Visa Based on Marriage in Ho Chi Minh City?

Non-O Visa Marriage Visa Visa Application

Francesco ******

asked Nov 15, 2019

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Hi!

Update about applying for Non o visa based on marriage multi entry 1 year in Ho chi Minh.

I arrived there around 9.30am and in about 5 minutes I was out. The staff is really nice and professional, I submitted exactly what was listed in their website.

Day after at 2pm I picked up my passport and visa,this time not even 5 minutes.

What is really nice of this consulate is the staff Wich is really nice, and in these types of situations makes a lot of difference to me.

It was my 3th application,the first in Ho chi Minh.

Getting back in Thailand through DMK was smooth.

Hope it can be of some sort of help as it had been to me some similar posts in he past.

Answer summary

The user shared their successful experience applying for a Non-O visa based on marriage at the consulate in Ho Chi Minh City. They arrived at 9:30 am, submitted the required documents as listed on the consulate's website, and received their passport and visa the following day without any issues. The user praised the professionalism and friendliness of the staff. Comments from other users provided tips on document certification and details about the requirements for submitting a house book when renting.

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Adam ***********

I got mine there the week before last. They didn't even ask to see my original marriage cert, and handed back the signed copy of my passport data page saying they didn't need it. Still, worth taking everything just in case..... They were also fine with accepting my docs in the afternoon - I got there around 2pm and was in and out in 10 minutes.

Couldn't be easier.

7 years ago

Juan **********

Anybody know what do we use for housebook if we only rent a condo and do not own? I understand all the other documents, this was the only one I wasn't sure of.

7 years ago

Juan **********

I will have to check, should be, born and raised there and probably never registered anywhere else.

7 years ago

Benjamin ******

All Thais has a housebook by law. Go to the local Amphur office and ask for a new copy. I believe it's blue, the last I checked.

7 years ago

Tod *********

@Nigel *********************

, the website gives bad information, you don't certify the copies at all. What you do is have your wife SIGN the copies of her thai i/d and her house book listing and the marriage certificate. That's all you need.

Don't forget in HCMC your wife needs to write a letter to the consulate asking that they issue you the visa AND don't forget they ONLY accept US dollars there as well for the visa fees.

7 years ago

Craig *********

In Thai?

7 years ago

Craig *********

Tod Daniels what does the letter need to say exactly?

7 years ago

Nigel *********

@Tod ********

again. Thanks 🙏🙏

7 years ago

Nigel *********

Thank you for that. How did you certify the copies of I'd card and house book. Thanks

7 years ago

Nigel *********

@Tod ********

cheers Tod

7 years ago

Tod *********

DO NOT believe the information you got on another F/B group about "certified copies". As far as getting Non-O visas from the thai consulates nearby you ONLY need to have your wife sign the copies of her stuff and you sign the copies of your stuff <- meaning you BOTH sign the marriage certificate copies

7 years ago

Francesco ******

@Nigel *********************

hi, sorry forgot to mention that, mine were not certified.and they accepted them no problem.if I’m not wrong, if you want to certify a copy is at chang wattana were you have to go,not the immigration building but another one close by.

7 years ago