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If you are American and I think you are, the chances of getting a tourist visa to America for the average Thai lady is about 0.1%. When my wife did her interview for our fiancé visa there was 20-30 ladies doing interviews. When it was all said and done (she was one of the last) 0 applying for tourist were approved 2-3 for fiancé were. Most came out crying.

If she has money, kids, and established business she might get one. But average bar girl, mall lady, retail worker…not happening.
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@Ni***
that’s exactly what I said…”my 90 day visa in Laos.”
Steve **********
Hello,

I’ll answer what I can from my personal experience. But I’ll caveat it with what many others will probably say…each office probably requires different things so to say for sure would be nearly impossible.

As far as your questions:

1. I did not have to do anything other than photocopy my passport. It was not certified.

2. I don’t know.

3. We did not have to show any financial records of any type in Thailand. She had to show her house book but that’s it. However, when I got my 90 day visa in Laos we had to show her bank book and it had to have some ridiculously low amount in it that I cannot recall.

Good luck. I wish you the best!
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@Da***
not surprised you fucked this up. I know your reading and comprehension skills hover at that army cut off.
Steve **********
Guaranteed. I’m glad I do not have to leave and re-enter any time soon.
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@Frédéric ****************
I am guessing that just like Everything else here it depends on the office. I did my first extension in Ubon. No one asked about where the money came from. And it did not come from abroad. It was from my wife’s account to mine. Zero questions about that at all.
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@Wawwa ****
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It’s a little bit to get it going but it’s great. You have to complete a form authorizing them to open your mail, have it notarized and then snail mail it to them. Maybe that’s changed I set it up 4-5 years ago.

I pay about $200 a year and they establish a Florida address for you. All my mail goes there. They will scan it, forward it or just shred it if you know it’s garbage. It’s all done through their website or app.