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What visa should I apply for my wife and child when applying for a non-immigrant B visa to Thailand?
Non-Immigrant B VisaNon-O VisaVisa for Family MembersThai Visa ApplicationWork Permit in ThailandDependent Visa
Jun 13, 2024
2 years ago
Kel ********
ORIGINAL POSTERI am applying for a non-immigrant B visa to travel to Thailand and then apply for a work permit. I have a wife and child who will also come to Thailand with me. Which visa should I apply for them through the Thai visa website? I can't see a suitable dependent visa on the site.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The inquirer is seeking advice on what visa option to pursue for their wife and child while applying for a non-immigrant B visa to Thailand. They mention difficulty finding a suitable dependent visa on the Thai visa website. Commenters suggest looking into the Non-O (Non-Immigrant O Visa), which is designated for family members or dependents, and also recommend completing the applications sequentially after the primary visa is granted.
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Kel ********
ORIGINAL POSTERi guess it could be any family, but i will be staying with a friend. i am not married to him and he isn't my father or child.
Ellie *******
@Kel *******
, aren't you applying Non-O visa for your own family members? in that case, "Family in Thailand" means you..Kel ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Ellie ******
i see. That makes sense. So i should wait until i get granted my visa?Ellie *******
@Kel *******
, The easiest is completing the application after your visa is approved. You also may be able to use the reference number of your submitted application on the eVisa system.Reply to
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Kel ********
ORIGINAL POSTEROn the back of this, I am applying for a non O staying with a non-Thai family. But it is asking me for this. Any ideas? Thank you!
Ellie *******
@Kel *******
, you provide those information of the main foreigner for them to be dependents.Reply to
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Punyanuch *********
Please check whether there are Non O (Non-Immigrant O Visa (Family Members/Dependents) available.
Tod *********
Unless I'm mistaken you want this choice for the spouse and children
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