Hey all. Quick question. I plan to travel to Thailand, enter on Mar 26th on a Non-O 90 day (marriage visa) I will opt for multi entry as I have some illness in the family and might need to fly back, sadly. Then 60 days later (May 25th) I will apply for my marriage visa. How long does this process take it your experience? Do I have to surrender my passport at this point? I will be applying where we live in Nonthaburi. And can I leave the country while this process is underway? (If it’s not approved by then and I don’t have to surrender my passport.) I have a 3 day work opportunity in Bali, Jun 19th.

Many thanks in advance.

Hi everyone:

If I receive the visa and for the future 5 years I always exit the country within 90 days, is it correct to assume that I will never have to do a 90 days reporting nor pay any other fee until the end of the 5 year visa.

I assume that at any entry I will be granted 180 days till end of visa terms.

I travel regularly out of the country on a monthly base, so I would like to understand this better, thank you to anyone who can clarify

I'm currently on Non-O (Marriage) 90 days visa. I want to get 60 days extention based on visiting Thai family. I rent a condo in Bangkok.

Which office should I apply for the extention?

Should I take my spouse with me to the office?

Hi all I have a yellow house book a thai id card issued in Nathon and I have funds available I was wondering if I could get a DTV if I was to take up Muay Thai I also obviously have a house and a business here but currently use a non o visa but it’s a bit of a pain any advice would be appreciated thanks

How long do you have to leave before entry?

A Non O valid until March 1 has a valid, unused Re-Entry permit for this Non O. A new Non O (valid from March 1) has been issued, but there is no Re-Entry permit for it. Is it correct to assume that a departure and re-entry made from February 10-15 can be made using the Re-Entry permit for the current Non O?

When applying for a marriage visa do my pensions have to be deposited directly into a Thai bank account or can I just transfer the money from my British bank account into my Thai bank account? Many thanks.

I'm in Thailand on a 12-month retirement visa but travel overseas about half of the time. Given that I foresee my travel pattern continuing for the foreseeable future and that I am unlikely to remain in Thailand for more than 60 consecutive days, is it even necessary to renew my retirement visa? If I can get a 60-day entry stamp every time I enter Thailand, I would be tempted to just let my retirement visa expire.

Ok, so i went to Jomtien Immigration for an extension on Thursday 23rd as I was stamped in until February 1st. Then I was told to come back the following week. So today, I arrived at immigration at 10:35 and was pleased to see it wasn't busy. Paperwork checked but told to come back tomorrow that they open at 8am. Is there a requirement to go first thing in the morning?

Best way to achieve a 6 or 9 month Visa/Stay in Thailand taking in other countries.