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What should my return air ticket show if I have a two-month visa for Thailand and am married to a Thai citizen?

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Sep 7, 2022

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Roger *********

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I have a two month visa for Thailand and  are married to a Thai citizen and hope to get a extension or apply for a marriage visa when in Thailand what should my return air ticket show it is a open ticket

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The user has a two-month (Single Entry Tourist) visa for Thailand, is married to a Thai citizen, and seeks advice on whether they can extend their stay or apply for a marriage visa. Comments clarify that airlines may check for a flight date before the tourist visa expires, and provide details on possible visa extensions and requirements for converting to a Non-Immigrant O visa.

Ben *****

I think it depends on your airline... mine always checks to see if I'm leaving before the tourist visa expires. I just rebook the flight once I'm in thailand

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Robert *******

2 months visa better known as a Single Entry Tourist Visa which gives 60 days on entry.

You can get once a 30 day Extension of Stay based on tourism, than a 60 day Extension of Stay based on visiting family and you might convert your visa into the Non Immigrant O visa based on being married, but for that you need 400.000 Thb on a Thai bank account and some other copies of legal documents.

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Roger *********

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I have ,four hundred thousand in bangkok Bank just wondering about return flight details on my initial two month tourist visa

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@Roger ********

Okay,

Just put a date for departure of Thaiand on your application within the 60 days period you get on arrival using the visa.

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James ********

What Visa do have to enter Thailand ?

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James ********

The tourist visa is 60 days on arrival plus 30 days extension of stay at local Thai immigration office.

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James ********

you have a tourist visa .. enjoy your trip to Thailand

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James ********

And with your 60 day tourist visa you are eligible to get a 30 day extension of stay from your local Thai immigration office for 1900 Thai baht.

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James ********

your not confused. I am. Have a great trip 😊

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