Hi there,does anyone have an experience about house visits with marriage visa ? ( Thai wife). Do they go check every room in the house ?

Hi I am trying to find out what actual documents I need for my Non O Thai Marriage Visa, I am getting told different things from Immigration in Buriram, Foreign Affairs in Bangkok, Thai Embassy in London, etc etc, told by one of them that I need British marriage certificate translated and Passport both stamped by British Embassy, but they said that they did not do that. Another said I had to take them both back to the UK and get them both legalized. Bangkok Foreign Affairs insists that the Embassy in Bangkok does do it, Another one said I have to take my UK marriage certificate back to the UK and get the Thai embassy to certify it after it has been translated. Amphur office says I have to get my Passport translated and then certified at the British embassy? I think I am starting to go loopy

Anonymous as it's a public group! I'm planning to apply for the DTV soft power in Laos. I understand that they always do interviews. I'm married to a Thai citizen. Will they, perhaps, ask why I don't get a marriage visa? If so, how would I justify this to them? (My reasons are that I can work remotely legally, it lasts 5 years, and that I want the flexibility of not always being in Thailand but still being able to return at any point. I don't think I want to live in Thailand forever though so not thinking of the PR route!)

Sharing my experience getting a Non-O (marriage-based) visa in Vientiane, Laos

Applied: 24 Sept

Paid at the embassy: 25 Sept (went early and the queue wasn’t long at all)

Requested for more documents: 25 Sept (had to certify a true copy of my marriage certificate with the date on it)

Visa approved: 26 Sept ✅

Overall, the process was really smooth and quick!

Hope this helps anyone planning to apply in Vientiane 🙌

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I submitted all the required documents as stated on the E-visa website.

Hi everyone, Can anyone tell me if, after extending a marriage visa, the next 90-day report date is recalculated from the date the extension was granted?

I tried submitting my 90 day report online, but it was rejected. At first, I read that it might be because I recently extended my visa, so the next 90 day report should be counted from that new date.

Later, I received an email from Immigration saying the rejection was due to “missing information.” So now I’m not sure whether to try submitting it again or just wait and count a new 90 day period from the visa extension date.

Im applying for a Non O Marriage Evisa through the Sydney consulate and will initially be staying in my wife's apartment which she owns as per her ID card then I will stay at her other property which she owns for which she has a blue house book in her name

What do I put under Accomodation type? Accomodation Name ?

Duration of stay ?

Does she need to make a invitation letter for both properties?Or would it be simpler to just use one adress for the 90 days .

This is a much more detailed than when I applied last October apologies for my confusion!

About to apply for a non o based on marriage. Have not had enough funds in the bank untill now to do so ( just received an inheritance). How long does money need to have been in the bank for the non o 90 day to be approved.? I know they want three months statements The balance now is very heathly but for the previous three months was below the required funds.?

Im about to apply for a non o marriage E visa at the Sydney consulate as I return to bkk on the 30th Oct.

I want to use my savings account bank statement which shows ample funds but the latest bank statement available to me is dated to 3 July ie over three months ago.

They want the last three months statements.

I could get a Statement of account showing the current balance from my local branch showing ample funds but it won't detail the three months only today's balance .

Do I supply the statement up to 3 July and this current bank statement ?

Thanks again for your help

As i will be arriving on a Non O in December, i am using an agent in Pattaya to open a bank account. Requires Passport, visa, SIM registered in my name, and hotel booking. (Booked 5 days but said I only need 2-3)

Then return to my wifes village in Buriram and we have booked a homestay for 3 months as we are still looking for land to build s small house.

For the 12 months extension based on marriage, has anyone done something similar to this?

I guess for retirement wisas this kind of option is more common as foreigners cannot own a house but instead only have rental as an option?

Confused question. I received non o visa based on marriage from immigration. I entered Thailand and recived 90 days and i go immigration and make this multiple entry. I only come every 2 month for max 14 days so the 90 it's ok for me what I don't understand, this e-visa I received is for 3 month, the non o stamp on my passport is for 3 month also. What I'm missing? How I can have non o that ok for 1 years but just for 90 days every entry. (And no, I don't want the tourist visa)