Hi I'm contacting you on behalf of a elderly thai friend of mine .

She unfortunately mistakenly entered Thailand on her US passport and has been put on a non o visa .

She has a Thai ID card She has just renewed her US passport so next time she travels will be a different US passport .

Can she now just forget about the non o visa and just make sure next time she travels make sure she enters Thailand on her Thai passport .

Thanks in advance for any information

Hello! How does a Non-Immigrant O visa work? I’m a Thai National (Dual Citizenship with US) who is married to a US Citizen. We are planning on moving to Thailand next February.

He’s applying for the visa while we are still here since the Thai Visa website says to apply at least 15 days before departure date.

My question is what are the steps we need to take when we arrive?

I’m just learning how Thai systems work since I grew up in the states.

Thank you ka 🙏🏼

A question for visa experts.

I have 2 uk passports, different numbers on them, and yes totally legit.

I have a dvt visa on passport number 1, but must send passport number 2 to the Chinese embassy for a visa there.

So my problem will be in February when I fly in, which passport to use, if I use number 1 then when I leave in March for China I must show the check in clerk passport 2 with the Chinese visa but show passport 1 to immigration

If I fly in using passport 2 then will they be able to know I have a visa and another passport and ask why I’m not using this.

Many immigration don’t know the rules allowing me 2 passports and can’t afford to have 1 confiscated.

What to do. Any visa experts out there 🤷‍♂️

Hi all, I'm trying to get an e-visa (Non-Imm O/retirement) for Thailand. I have Brazilian and US passports and am applying with my Brazilian.

The problem is that I'm currently visiting family in Canada and will fly from Vancouver to Bangkok. My understanding from reading old posts here is that one must apply for an e-visa from the country from which you'll be flying to Thailand, which is why I chose Canada instead of the US.

I don't have a Canadian visa because I entered on my American passport. The application wanted proof that I'm in Canada, for which I uploaded my air ticket from Vancouver to Thailand. I also uploaded my Thai bank statement, which shows the required 800k baht.

Unfortunately, the Thai embassy replied with:

* Other request documents: Please upload a Canada PR card, visa or permit

* Financial evidence showing monthly income of no less than 65,000 THB or having the current balance of 800,000 THB, e.g. bank statements, proof of earnings: Please upload a bank statement with your name showing a monthly income of no less than 2,600 CAD or a current balance of 32,000 CAD

They seem to think I live in Canada and are not allowing for me to just be passing through. They also ignored my Thai bank account.

My questions: can I get an e-visa from a country I'm not resident in? If not, can I reapply from the USA and still fly to Thailand from Canada? And what's the problem with showing the 800k in my Thai bank account?

Thanks for any advice!

I am dual citizen. One passport allows me to enter Vietnam Visa Free and the other one requires a Visa. I will be applying for DTV visa using the passport that requires Visa to enter Vietnam. Question- is there anyone in a similar situation who entered Vietnam Visa free? How did you go about with the entry stamp requirement?

Anybody have Dual Citizenship, here?!!!

Need some advice from you.....

Dual Passports questions.....

Both Passports are Current.

Me - My Parents are Thai...

Born in the U.S.A. became a Thai Citizen at 13.

I understand that I can leave the U.S. with my U.S. Passport and enter Thailand using my Thai Passport....to avoid getting a VISA....

What happens when my U.S. Passport doesn't have a DESTINATION?

OR

Enter Thailand with my U.S. Passport and then take a trip to Laos and enter Laos with Thai Passport.

Will there be any complications?

Positive feedback on this would be much appreciated!!!!!

Or if any one knows of a Professional in this matter, please send contact information to my INBOX....THANKS!!!!

TIA.....

I am a dual passport citizen and tried to apply via Los Angeles/USA and the cost is $400 (14,000 thb)

If I apply from Brasilia/Brazil the cost is $350 (12,500 thb)

Wondering which country actually charges 10,000thb

Anyway let's see.

My wife and I are planning to spend 3-4 months every year in Thailand when we retire next year. My wife is a dual citizen (US and Thailand). I am a US citizen. We were married in the US but never registered it in Thailand. We are both over 60. We are financially secure. We have a house in Thailand under my wife’s name. While in Thailand, I may volunteer my time at non-profit organizations. I’d would like to eventually get a Thai permanent residency (or citizenship) so I don’t have to deal with visas and in later years we may decide to live in Thailand full time. What’s the best path for me to get to Thai PR or citizenship?

Hi all,

just wondering if there is anyone in this group that might be able to help me with a few questions?

My mother is Thai, father is australian,and i was born in australia-

is someone able to help me with regards to

Thai ID, Passport, and birth certificates?

Thanks

I have multiple citizenships (EU/Hungary and non-EU/Serbia). Will there be any problem for me if I apply for a visa with a passport that I have not used to enter Thailand yet? (I have already entered Thailand with this EU passport this calendar year.)