Frédéric *****************
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Frédéric ******************
@Marc *******
No, that wasn't your point. He mentioned India and Turkey and you replied "probably yes".
Frédéric ******************
@Marc *******
I'm not wrong. The OP asked if the Thai could apply for his visa in India or Turkey and you replied that he can apply at any embassy of a Schengen country. To what I said that this was not correct, you can apply only from a Schengen embassy located where you are resident, in that case Bangkok, not any Schengen embassy around the world.
Frédéric ******************
@Marc *******
Ok, I see the confusion. When I wrote "from a country" I meant "from a place where you aren't resident", and you understood "from the representative of the country" 😉
Frédéric ******************
@Marc *******
You can't. If you are resident in Thailand, you can't request a Schengen visa at an embassy located in the USA, Malaysia, Japan, or whatever country. Only in Bangkok.
Frédéric ******************
@Marc *******
You can't request a Schengen visa from a country where you're not a legal resident.
Frédéric ******************
@Steven ******
Even with a marriage you can't own land anyway. The only way is to create a company that will be the owner of the land on your behalf.
Frédéric ******************
@Steven ******
He haven't said that he was the official owner. He just mentioned that he had a place to live.
Frédéric ******************
@Nils **********
Visa exemption is currently 45 days. You can get a 30-day extension of stay. You cannot use that extended stay date for you return ticket as the 30 days aren't yet granted to you when you apply for the COE.
Frédéric ******************
Which is logical. Why would they give a special extension of stay to whose who are still able to get a normal one?