Hi. I hope this isn't a stupid question. If you are British and want to apply for freelancer visa while back in the UK - I'm currently in Thailand - do you have to be in London to do the electronic application or can you be anywhere in England? Also, let's say I stay with a friend, how would one prove they are there as obviously there would not be a hotel booking? Also, I guess sending 6 months bank statements doesn't mean you have to scan a load of pages? 6 months is quite a thick pile of paper.

And if any freelancers have experience doing this in the UK, please tell me how it went for you. I freelance so my clients are everywhere, but mostly in the US. My portfolio is pretty clear to see, and I have all my electronic invoices and payments. Thank you!

Please advise for my friend he wants come from the uk to Thailand for 3 months what does he do.

He used to go to cardif Thai consulate and was easy.

He confused the online version he 73 and no computer savy

Hi can some please give me some advice

I’m married to a Thai national and my wife and I are leaving the Uk around May 2023Our plan is to live in Thailand

I been told to get a non O visa based on marriage then apply for a one year marriage visa reporting every 90 days

Can anyone help on the process from the UK including time scales of the application

Really hope your group can advise. We're in the UK & my husband has been granted a Non O-A visa (based on retirement) & I have only been granted a Non O visa, single entry as I don't have the required 800K baht. I assume that his visa is multiple entry. Can someone explain the difference between these 2 visas please. Am I able to extend my visa every 90 days for another 90 days? (if so how?) or do I have to leave the country & re-apply? Also what is the difference between the multiple & single entry. Any advice would be really appreciated.

"Morning all.

Advice please.

Coming from UK I am Married to Thai and I want as long as possible visa with the option of going back to UK if needs be.

I have in the bank 800k Thai over 60 years young.

Now is it Retirement, Marriage, or any other that I can get from UK embassy.

Thanks in advance for any information

There is a lot of info here and i've been trying to keep track the best I can.

My partner and I are planning on moving to BKK in August. What is it currently like to get visas etc sorted coming from the UK?

If it was too hard right now, we were going to stay in Bali for a few months for it to all blow over.

Thoughts, suggestions welcome.

Is any body having problems with try to do TR visa from uk

Trying to do on web site but not let you get buy stage 2

Anyone have any idea how long it takes to get the COE once the visa has been granted , I'm in the UK , any info much appreciated

Firstly, thanks to everyone who helps run an informative and valuable forum. Hope you can help

Home country: UK

Thai base : Hua Hin

Funds : Appropriate in Thai Bank Account since 3 November 2018

Current Status : on 30 day exempt, entered 12 February 2019

Age: 50+

Intentions : I am retiring here in Hua Hin and want to convert my current 30 day exempt to Non O, and then apply for yearly extension.

Help please : Can I do this? Can I do this at Hua Hin Immigration? If I can what forms and evidence will I need to submit with the application for the Non O and then for the extension application?

I am returning to the UK in June for 3 months and may apply for the Non O Multi Entry that you have suggested to others allowing almost 2 years stay and multi "in and outs" which would help as I plan to explore neighbouring countries over the coming years

Thanks in advance.

Hi all, I’m after some advice regarding visa’s for Thailand.

I’m in the UK and 55 years young, and planning to retire to Thailand mid year and want to apply for an O-A visa.

Has anyone on here been through this process in the UK?

I would like to know what I need to do and how long the process will take?

I am currently in the process of converting my pensions to give the the funds, and I don’t have a criminal record. I’m led to believe (from the internet) that both the Hull and Birmingham consulates are now closed down. Does this mean I will have to make trips to the Thai Embassy in London (I live in Birmingham) to get a visa?

Thanking you in advance

Keith