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I’m going to apply for my non o spouse visa. I just have one concern re the bit that asks proof of relationship to a family in Thailand. I have a marriage certificate but my husband is currently residing here in U.K. with me . And I was going to send council tax bill as proof of adddress in U.K. which has both our names on. Should I get another utility bill that shows only my name? Or am I overthinking this? Anyone done this recently same senario? TIA
My wife of 23 years (from Buriram) has been in the UK with me for 22 years and also UK paasport holder as well as Thai passport holder.
In July I start the application for Non-O visa but not sure which option to select on the E-Visa website. I’m not so clever with computer stuff.
As we have marriage certificates all in Thai as we were married in Bangkok, this is OK as we will be extending the Non-O based on marriage whilst in Thailand?
Not sure what other paperwork I need. The money will be in the Thai bank which i will open first day I land.
But applying for the Type-O is the first step and need to get it right!
I’m married to a Thai woman and I’m here on a 90 day non O visa and have set up a bank account and deposited 900,000 baht so more than the 400,000 baht requirement. I still have to wait until June 13th before this will become seasoned. What other documents will be required to apply myself for the 1 year marriage visa extension. Is it as listed below 👇
Gather all the necessary documents for the extension, including:
Application form T.M. 7 (available at the Immigration Office).
Passport and a copy of your passport.
Marriage certificate and copies.
Proof of income or financial stability (e.g., bank statements showing 400,000 THB or a monthly income of 40,000 THB).
Copy of your Thai spouse's ID card and house registration papers (Tabian Baan).
Photos of you and your spouse together, including inside and outside of your residence.
A map showing your address in Thailand.
Also when my money reaches seasoning on the 13th June I’m a little concerned about the length of time it takes to process? As my 90 day visa will expire on the 7th July. What do I do if I have not received notification that it’s been approved by then. Do I over stay and pay fine whilst I wait or go and spend some time in laos and come back on a tourist visa of which I believe I will only be allowed to stay for 50 days as I’ve been here twice this year now and will have spent 130 days here on my 2 trips in total.
Any accurate information would be greatly appreciated, sorry it’s long winded.
Hi my husband (US citizen) married with me (thai citizen) in USA and we have certificate in USA. We are would like to do non-o visa. I am wondering how can i apply got Kor ror22? Married certificate need to notary in Thai embassy in USA only or can US embassy in Thailand do for this issue?
If it is difficult to get notary in Thailand, can we marry in Thailand again? But i am not sure how to find documents for 6.1.3. Any recommendations?
Marriage certificate legislation from home country mea and thai embassy for thailand..we also need passport copy for legislation for kor ror 22? Thanks you
Have there been any same-sex couples with a Thai Marriage Certificate either from a District Office in Thailand or a Thai Embassy/Consulate successfully applied for and received a Non-O E–Visa based on Marriage to a Thai at either a Thai Embassy/Consulate or changed their Thai Visa in-country; or applied for an Extension of Stay based on Marriage to a Thai??
Also, how is the exception to financial requirements of a foreign wife married to a Thai husband being treated with same-sex couples??
I am married to a thai we are living in the UK and intend to retire to Thailand on a spouse visa i have read the we have to get our Thai marriage certificates verified we have been married 12 years we got married in Bangkok we intend to settle in Korat can i use the offices in Korat to get the certs verified or must they be done in the place we got married we do not want to go to Bangkok as we intend to go straight to Korat from the airport
UPDATE: I went back with my old passport as well as my new one and was able to change the name and passport number on my account.
Thanks all for the advice!
Will turn off comments but leave the post in case anyone else finds themself in the same situation 😊
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I need to change my name on my SCB bank account, after taking my husbands surname when we married. I have been to 2 different SCB banks and both told me I need a document that shows/verifies my name change. The second bank told me that I can get this from the British Embassy. I’ve emailed the Embassy and they say they don’t provide that, but that they can provide a certified copy of my passport.
So has anybody done this successfully and can shed some light?