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What visa should I apply for in Hong Kong to later change to a marriage Non-O visa in Thailand?

Apr 1, 2019
7 years ago
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Hi All, Some advise required please. I have a british passport and been working here in Thailand on and off for 2 years and been on a non B with work permit. In between times I have retuned to the UK applied for a METV, my latest visa expires shortly and I have just applied for the 30 day extension taking me to the 12th May. I will getting married on the 7th April however I can not get an appointment at the Embassy for the Affirmation of freedom to marry until the 13th May (just my luck). I therefore intend to fly to HK the first week of May. Can i ask what visa you would suggest I apply for in HK? in order to then change to the marriage Non O visa here? Or do you think it is possible to return to Thailand on the 30 day visa exempt and apply for the marriage Non O visa once i return?
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A British expat in Thailand needs advice on what visa to apply for while in Hong Kong after getting married, as their current Non-B visa with work permit is expiring after a 30-day extension. They are considering applying for a marriage Non-O visa in Thailand after their trip but seek clarification on whether returning on a 30-day visa exempt is advisable.
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