I have a question about the police visit required for renewing your non-o visa based on marriage. I will start my renewal paperwork next month, with the police visit sometime during the month, and then hopefully the visa will be issued at the end of the month. This is Samui, so the police DO visit...at least they did last year.
My wife's family is coming in the middle of the month, and she wants to take them to Koh Tao for a few days. I'm worried this will be a problem if the police want to visit during those days when, you know, she's not even on the same island. Will this complicate matters for my visa renewal? Can we plan ahead with immigration for this?
Has anyone else experienced this? I'm curious to hear any feedback from others who may have dealt with this. Thank you.
TLDR : Answer Summary
When renewing a non-O visa based on marriage, the presence of your wife during the police visit is crucial to validate your relationship. It's essential to communicate any planned absences to the immigration office ahead of time, as the police usually do not provide a specific schedule for visits. Experiences from others suggest informing immigration of your wife's absence may help, but itโs generally advised that she remains at home during this period to prevent any complications with your visa renewal.
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