Okay folks, looking for an agent to handle USA visa app for my wife. We've been married years, I live here full time, we own land, have a business... All of the "right things". We failed twice and it is just a miserable emotional smog to go through the process and get declined. I don't want to do anything shady, but I'd like to remove the pain from the application process. So, did anyone here use an agent and successfully get a tourist visa to the USA for your Thai partner? Would you please refer me to the agent you used.

For all the "just get her a green card" commenters- buzz off. I don't wanna .

Thanks for the help.

Hello I’m married and my wife is Thai . I am currently in the United States Army and recently heard of the Ucis Pip (parole in place) are me and my wife eligible for this to get her initial entry into America? As I am trying to avoid having to wait years for the marriage visa to be approved please let me know if anyone has information on this.

Thanks for adding me!

I’m looking for advice about the easiest, fastest and cheapest way to bring my Thai girlfriend/fiancé into the US?

Neither of us are rich, just in love and want to get married and live a simple happy life together… 🤷‍♂️

I went to the Amphur’s office today to request a “Single Status Certificate” needed for the K-1 visa interview. They couldn’t help or didn’t seem to know how to create one. Does anyone know what is needed and where I can get one of these certificates.

My ? Is more opposite of most here. I have a female friend in Bangkok and she has tried 4x for a tourist visa and has been denied each time. Why is it so hard. What do we have to do to get a tourist visa. To USA. Thank you Didn’t know it was so difficult!

My Thai fiancée has been approved for a K1 visa to the USA. There are a few more steps before she will go for her interview in possibly 4 to 5 months. The question I have is, I know the K-1 visa states that we have plans to live permanently in the United States. I am retired so we plan on traveling back and forth, splitting our time between the two countries. she has family here in Thailand and owns her own home and farm. I have family in the United States and live with my sister at her house. Has anyone been in the same situation and has their K-1 Visa been rejected because of not staying in the United States permanently ? I have stated these plans of splitting time between the 2 countries to the USCIS. Now the approval goes to the UVC for processing before it is approved and sent to the US Embassy in Bangkok. Any suggestions would be appreciated….

For a K-1 Finace Visa a copy of a Thai Birth Certificate translated to English is required

So the Bangkok Amphur says this has to be obtained in the place of birth (Roi Et)

Seems to add a layer of difficulty

So if I was to use an Agent, would the agent be able to obtain this document as part of the service?

Obviously an agent would have the best knowledge but hopefully someone may have experienced this?

I don’t need commentary from clowns about my choice so don’t bother with stupidity

My Thai girlfriend is gathering items for a K-1 Visa to come to USA

Needs a translated to English Birth Certificate (has her Thai Cert) and a statement from an Amphur of never being married.

She lives in Bangkok but was born in Roi Et.

I believe she should be able to get this in Bangkok but she thinks the Thai documents lead her to believe she has to get in Roi Et

Anyone know the process?

As Birth Cert is original I think she can get translation and Marriage Certificate anywhere??

I plan on marrying a Thai Lady in Thailand. I am an American. Will she still need a visa to come to the USA if we are married?

IF I am applying for a K-1 Visa for my Thai Fiancé to come here, does she still need to get a visa from Thailand to come, and if so which one would she apply for?