What type of visa can I apply for after my marriage visa if my spouse is uncooperative?

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Mar 20, 2018

7 years ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

Hello all. I had 1 year marriage visa. Now i came end of one year. Just i have problem with my Wife So Soon i will divorce. Now she doesnt give home book for new visa. But all document is with me about marriage. Which Type visa is available for me now? Can i take 3 month family visit visa or just tourist visa? Any one help me pls. Thank you

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The individual is seeking advice on what visa options are available after the expiration of their one-year marriage visa, given that their spouse is uncooperative in providing necessary documentation for a new visa. One suggestion from the community is to obtain a year-long, multi-entry NON-O visa based on marriage if they possess the marriage certificate and other supporting documents, emphasizing that even in the case of divorce, the visa remains valid.

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Tod *********

IF you have the marriage certificate, copies of her i/d card and her house book listing you could hustle on over to the thai consulate in Savannakhet Lao and get a new year-long, multi-entry Non-O visa based on marriage. Even if she divorced you after you got the visa it'd still be good and couldn't be canceled. You would have to leave the counry every 90 days but you could stay here 15 months on that visa.

Inside the country you can't do anything without her and her house book listing.

7 years ago

Steve *******

@Robert ***********

Yes, the wife has to sign copies of her house book, ID card and marriage cert.

7 years ago

Robert ************

I’ve gotten two Non-O visas in Savanakhet and was under the impression that my wife had to sign on all the copies that mentioned her.

7 years ago

Matt *******

@David ***************

not beyond putting a place of stay on the visa application, and tm30 (if he fills one in)

7 years ago

David ****************

@T**

. OK understand. Does he have to register his residence? Where he’s living inThailand???

7 years ago

Tod *********

@Da***

, ummm he would be getting a year-long, multi-entry Non-O visa from the thai consulate in Savannakhet Lao.

That visa doesn't require any visit by the immigration office to your house because it's a VISA not a yearly extension.

The immigration office wouldn't even know he had that visa.

7 years ago

David ****************

Until (the unlikely) event of a house visit!

7 years ago

Ümit ********

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Thank you So much tod

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