What visa options are available for my partner if she is under 50 and I'm applying for a retirement visa in Thailand?

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Mar 30, 2018

7 years ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

Hi all, I could apply for a retirement Visa (all requirements are met), but what about the Partner, if she is not over 50?

Is there something like spouse/sponsorship Visa?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is inquiring about visa options for their partner in Thailand, as they qualify for a retirement visa but their partner is under 50 years old. Comments suggest that if they are married, the partner can apply for a Non-O visa based on the marriage. An authenticated marriage certificate is required for this. If they are not married, the options are limited, with suggestions including a Multi-Entry Tourist Visa (METV) that allows for multiple stays, or pursuing an education visa by enrolling in a school.

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Dave **********

If you are married then she will get a non-O based on marriage.

Authenticated copy of the marriage cert is required.

If you are not legally married then there is no long-term option for her.

Regular flights out and in (no limit like land crossings), 4 SETV's per year or METV.

7 years ago

Tod *********

They could get a 6 month METV <- multi-entry tourist visa from a thai consulate in their country before they come here. That'd give them almost 9 months of stay (in 60 day increments).

They could enroll in a school and learn something here on an Education visa..

7 years ago

Tod *********

Sorry I deleted my wrong comments :/ If you are not married and your partner is not over 50 there are few if any long term options for them to stay here with you.

7 years ago

Renato **********

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Thank you, for your help/advice

7 years ago

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Renato **********

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