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Which embassies offer the multiple-entry Non-O marriage visa outside of Thailand?

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Mar 4, 2025

a month ago

Marc **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Hi folks just wanted to get the latest on which embassies outside of Thailand can offer the multiple entry Non O marriage visa. Singapore had it for years,  removed it,  recently brought it back, then removed it again :(.

Coming in on a single then extending inside Thailand is not an option due to the 60 day inside country ( before you can apply ) criteria as I work on rotation. Very frustrating as I'm sure this effects a large number of people who bring in good money to the country. Coming in on a single every time, applying 21 days  before online  will just not work, that method would also require me to have 400k locked up for the entire year.

I will be working in Australia next month for a little while if that helps ,?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The discussion revolves around the difficulties in obtaining a multiple entry Non-O marriage visa outside Thailand, with specific mention that Singapore has fluctuated in its offerings of this visa. The original poster expresses frustration over the inability to extend a single entry visa from within Thailand due to the 60-day rule, especially as they work on rotation in Australia. Several commenters clarify that currently, only a 90-day Non-O visa can be obtained, and to extend it for one year, one needs to meet certain conditions, including keeping a minimum of 400,000 baht in a Thai bank for 2 months prior to applying. The notion that one must stay for 60 days before applying for the extension is also addressed.

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Marc **********

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Thanks guys. I was confused in that I thought i had to be in the country for 60 days minimum to activate the extension for the multi entry. Therefore I would have had to apply a single entry each time and show funds each time, as I am unable to stay thst long due to my rotation.

Seems I was wrong. I'll go through these replies now and get my confused head around it.

Thanks

a month ago

Tod *********

Why would it require you to have 400K "locked up the entire year"?

The seasoning requirement for banked money method on an extension based on marriage is 400K baht in a thai bank account in your name only for 2 months before you apply for the extension <- that's it, there is no other rule about the seasoning of funds for marriage extension

a month ago

Tod *********

Since all the countries went to eVisa online web-portal there is NO embassy which will issue more than a 90 day single entry Non-O visa 😕

a month ago

Rob *******

You could get the 90 day non O, enter Thailand then get a re-entry permit, leave for your work rotation, return and apply for 1 year extension and when you get the extension, get a multiple re-entry permit then you're free to come and go as you please. There may be a bit of dates juggling while under consideration but it should work out about right if you are on a

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or similar rotation.

a month ago

Graham ******

Why would your 400k be locked up for a year, it is only required for 2 months prior to the extension application?

a month ago

James ********

That multiple entry One year Non O Visa as Married to Thai is no longer available.

You can get a 90 day Non O Visa as Married to Thai.

Then extend it for one year by meeting the requirements for the extension, including the 400,000 Thai baht deposit in a Thai bank account in your name only.

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