What long-term visa options are available in Thailand for marrying a Thai citizen?

Dec 14, 2024
4 days ago
Kostas ************
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Hello guys , Good morning from Greece , I am searching around about information but confused cause many types of visas. Let me tell you , I am looking for long stay visa (around 90days if possible ), I coming with one way ticket and planning to married (I will bring marriage documents with me)so I will learn about to make merried visa also , that's why need time like 2-3 months till merried and make merried visa . What should I do , what is the best way untill get merried visa. 馃檹
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The user is seeking information on long stay visa options for Thailand, particularly for a duration of about 90 days, as they plan to marry during their stay. They express confusion over the various visa categories. Responses suggest starting with a visa-exempt entry for 60 days or a tourist visa (which can be extended), and highlight the possibility of applying for a marriage visa after being married for at least two months. They also mention the option of a 6-month multiple entry tourist visa and the importance of having marriage documents ready.
Kelly ********
Does your country have a Thai embassy? If so, a longer-term tourist visa might be offered. I paid $200 US for a 6 month multiple entry tourist visa. Of course, different countries, different availability.
Gardar ***************************
You can either come on visa extempt 60 days or apply a tourist visa both gives you 60 days that you can extend 30 days based on being a tourist after marriage you can apply 60 days extension on top of that for 180 days total.

Then either book a trip to Laos or something go to a Thai embassy / consulate apply non o "following Thai spouse / visit thai family" gives you 90 days that you can apply 1 year extension on if you all the papers/money ready
Graham ******
@Gardar **************************
90 plus 60 is 150 not 180
Gardar ***************************
@Graham *****
yes I wrote wrong, sorry.
Kostas ************
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@Gardar **************************
Thank you so much for answer 馃檭馃檭
Gardar ***************************
@Kostas ***********
you welcome, don't forget at your papers need to be translated and stamped in mfa before you can go her amphur for marriage
Kostas ************
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Gardar ***************************
@Kostas ***********
ministry of foreign affairs
Kostas ************
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@Gardar **************************
oh yes , thank you 馃榿
Thai *********
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John **********
A visa exempt entry will get you 60 days and can be extended by 30 days. A tourist visa the same, with the multiple entry version you can get close to 9 months out of it. I believe some immigration offices won't let you apply for a marriage visa until you've been married at least 2 months
Kostas ************
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@John *********
I have 60 days with out visa , with out extended? I thought it was 30 days 馃槣 , if I have 60 day maybe i have time. Thank you for answering dude.
John **********
@Kostas ***********
visa exempt changed from 30 days to 60 days back in July and can be extended by another 30 days giving a total of 90 days
Kostas ************
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@John *********
personally I enter Thai with out visa with passport cause I am from Greece , it's same ? I can stay with passport 60 days and then extended 30 more ?
John **********
@Kostas ***********
yes just with your passport, no visa required. That's what visa exempt means
Kostas ************
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@John *********
that's good , thank you a lot
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