I have a Multiple entry Non-Immigrant O visa that runs out on 6th Sept 2024 I am currently not in Thailand Im in Ireland - Can I renew this visa in the embassy in London where it was issued as I will be travelling to Thailand in mid November for at least four months or do I just apply for a new one after this one runs out

Thanks Kevin

What exactly is being checked when a marriage extension application is sent to Bangkok for consideration?

If you are married and go to Tilthailan together. How long can you show then

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Om man är gift och åker tillthailan tillsammans. Hur länge får man visa för då

Good morning all.

I'm visiting my wife in thailand end of June for a month. I was there for 2 months in the beginning of the year.

We are thinking of me staying there with a spouse visa as my wife is working in Thailand.

Any advice anyone can give me please.

Many thanks

I am curious and want to ask a question for expats from the US, that have married Thai women. What are the specific rules concerning social security and a Thai spouse? I've done some research but I'm still not quite clear and I'd like to hear from anyone that has married a Thai lady and is on social security. It says that they have to live in the US for 5 years, although they're not consecutive. And what if you then died? Would she get a portion of your social security? Especially if she had a child under 16 years old?

Not looking for anybody to tell me Don't get involved with a Thai lady here. Please, don't want to hear that. Just want to know about the question and I appreciate you sticking to that topic.

Thank you.

Does the Thai consulate in Savannakhet still offer 1 year multiple entry visa based on being married to a Thai national and are the requirements still the same like last year? I couldn't find the 1year visa on their website anymore.

Hello. I am currently in Thailand on Non Immigrant O multi entry obtained from Savannakhet. Is it possible to obtain 1 year extension of stay based on married to a Thai national when my visa expires? Or, do I have to be in Thailand on some other type of visa in order to apply for this extension?

Hello everyone. Please forgive me if my questions are too basic. I am marrying a Thai resident in May in Oregon and she is here on a green card. We would like to build a house for us to live in a small town near Nakhon Si Thammaret in the future. Her family lives there and we want to build on her ancestral land. My question is if I’m married to a Thai citizen, how difficult is it to live as a married couple in Thailand as a US citizen? The only advice I’ve received was to get a service to handle my visa where I would send them documents to maintain a visa to live in Thailand. No idea of cost and who does this work. Haven’t tried following up because it will be several years before we go and I imagine things could change there with rules.

Hi I could do with people's help and advice on this I met my Thai wife I've just speaking to her for some time, and went to see her April 23 we spoke every day since unfortunately we was rejected on silly reasons for her visa to come here to the UK? 2nd February this year we got married to strengthen a relationship because of the outlay of the marriage in Thailand paying flight costs for family it only leaves me 3,000 in my account is this enough to get a visa for her to come for a little stay in the UK to meet the rest of the family I am hoping in the near future to retiring out their with her she got an agent who's supposed to be doing all the paperwork she keeps changing things from the money I gave my wife she has 5,000 UK. Put this Agent is telling her I still have to have more money in my account all I find is I had to earn, which I do over 18 and a half thousand am I missing something or am i being taken for a ride?

I recently visited the my immigration office for a 1 year extension (married to Thai wife). I got the usual "under consideration" stamp. I take this to mean that the extension is a pretty sure thing because if there was any problem the IO would have refused to send the paperwork on. In the collective knowledge of this group, is anyone aware of an extension being refused at this stage (i.e. while "under consideration)? Or is it just a rubber stamp exercise to allow time for the paperwork to go to the appropriate office and be scanned/entered onto the computer?