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Aug 1, 2024
4 months ago
Amanda ******
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Depend visa extension questions, we've been told to provid our marriage certificate date less than 3 months by our lawyer. it seems a tight timeline as we need to have it shipped from France. What we have in hand is what we got from May, would this work if I apply for my extension in OCT? anyone can find relevant official info about it?
Jul 6, 2024
5 months ago
Jim **********
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my marriage visa is due for renewal, just checking the embassy website and there's no mention of needing a letter from the Amphur to prove you are still married, I had to get one last year. Do I need the prove we are still married? Many thanks
Mar 9, 2024
8 months ago
Scotty *******
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Evening everyone

Just wanted to find out about a few things moving to Thailand in 3 months on the non immigrant visa O 90 day and will apply for the marriage visa on the 62nd day for the one extension so I can stay I'm aware of the 400k deposit in a bank that's no problem I will have a Australian marriage certificate English and thai translated also it will stamped by the Thai embassy in Sydney as certified I will also have the house registration of my wifes home i have heard she will need to apply for a Kor Ror 22 as well at the district office for our marriage to be recognised what other documents will I need for the immigration I want to be prepared any help will be great any Aussies done this recently on the group

Regards Scott
Feb 25, 2024
9 months ago
Ali ******
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Does a translation of my UK marriage certificate need to be certified by the Thai Embassy in London?

I am asking in relation to obtaining a Kor Ror 22 for a 1-year extension based on a marriage in the UK. My question is specific to a UK marriage certificate and getting the correct documentation in place.

My understanding of the process is as follows:

1. IN THE UK: Marriage certificate legalised by the FCDO in Milton Keynes

2. IN THE UK: Mariage certificate verified by the Thai Embassy in London

3. IN THAILAND: Marriage certificate translated

4. IN THAILAND: Translation of marriage certificate verified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

I am asking for clarification as to whether or not the Thai Embassy in London need to verify a translation of the marriage certificate, or if that only needs to be done by the MFA in Thailand.

Thank you!
Jul 16, 2023
a year ago
Brijendra *****
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I got married to my Thai wife outside of Thailand (Canada) and I’ll soon be travelling to Savannakhet, Laos to apply for a non-Immigrant O Visa.

Will I need to get a Kor Ror 22? I’ve heard that this is only needed to extend the O Visa and not for the initial application at an embassy.

Additionally, will I need the certificate to be translated to Thai language or is it ok for it to be in English?
Apr 15, 2023
2 years ago
Brock *********
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Good afternoon all,

I have a question regarding when applying for a non-immigrant "O" one year extension based on marriage to a Thai national. Does the Ampur whom you obtain your kor ror 22 form matter jurisdictionally regarding where you can apply for the one year extension? I plan to apply for my one year extension in Jomtien. Will it be a problem if I obtained our kor ror 22 (recognizing our legal marriage in Thailand) from the Ampur in Bangkok? In other words, will the immigration office in Jomtien require that our marriage and kor ror 22 came from their jurisdiction and where we plan to reside, being Pattaya? Thank you all in advance!
Jun 26, 2022
2 years ago
Joshua *****
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Hi , just a question, I extended my visa exempt by 30 days this month , due to signing of documents for kor ror 22, is it possible to extend for 60 days visit thai family after I extended the normal 30 days extension ? TIA..
May 16, 2022
3 years ago
Dave *********
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In retirement, my Thai wife and I plan to spend 50% of my time in Thailand and 50% of my time in Canada. From your posts, I believe I have two options (likely more) for staying in Thailand for 5 or 6 months at a time. First, I can get a multi exit re-entry Non O 90 day visa allowing me to stay for 90 days and then do a border run for another 90 day stay. Second, I can get a 90 day Non O and extend for a year based on marriage (in Canada) or retirement. My preference is for one of the extension processes. I'm assuming that I could leave Thailand for a 6 or 7 month period and return before my year runs out to renew the extension. Are there any pitfalls I should be aware of for each option? Any advantages? Any other options I should consider? I also noted some comments on a Kor Ror 22 in recent posts. My wife and I were not aware of this. On line searches don't mention the need for this to have a Marriage extension. Please let me know if it's something I should prepare for.
May 13, 2022
3 years ago
Martin *****
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Sorry if this is a daft question - I have already looked through the topics, but that's confused matters even further.

We're moving to Thailand in August - we got married over 12 years ago in the UK. I'll be applying for a 90 day non-O, and we're trying to sort out what we need to do before we go.

I'm reading on here that we need to get our UK marriage certificate stamped at Milton Keynes and send it to the Thai Embassy in London so we can get the Kor Ror 22..... we've never done this, but we already have a KK22 all signed and stamped in Bangkok from when we got married 12 years ago.

If we already have a stamped and signed KR22 (this is held on the Thai systems as they printed another copy for us in February) do we still need our UK marriage certificate stamped at Milton Keynes? Or is the KR22 sufficient for anything we're going to need there?

Thanks
May 12, 2022
3 years ago
Martin *****
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Sorry if this is a daft question - I have already looked through the topics, but that's confused matters even further.

We're moving to Thailand in August - we got married over 12 years ago in the UK. I'll be applying for a 90 day non-O, and we're trying to sort out what we need to do before we go.

I'm reading on here that we need to get our UK marriage certificate stamped at Milton Keynes and send it to the Thai Embassy in London so we can get the Kor Ror 22..... we've never done this, but we already have a KK22 all signed and stamped in Bangkok from when we got married 12 years ago.

If we already have a stamped and signed KR22 (this is held on the Thai systems as they printed another copy for us in February) do we still need our UK marriage certificate stamped at Milton Keynes? Or is the KR22 sufficient for anything we're going to need there?

Thanks
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