Len *****************
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@Renz ******
everytime my wife does her extension, i always include that letter from my employer. the letter is just a simple note saying that this employee's spouse will apply for a non o visa under his/her visa...
Len *****************
You can try contacting them. I would assume they can speak English.

Vientiane

(+856) 21
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6 (between 13.30-16.30 hrs only)

Savanaket

(+856) 41
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Len *****************
That's the documents you need if you want to piggy back to your spouse's non immigrant B visa. Your marriage certificate should be authenticated/certified by your embassy before applying for a non immigrant o visa. also you need to ask your spouse to request for an "endorsement letter" from his/her employer that says they are aware of you being under his/her visa. (edit: I didn't noticed that Tod already mentioned the letter :)... ) my bad)
Len *****************
great. thank you for this very useful information.
Len *****************
thank you
@Robert ******
. just to make sure i understand it correctly(given that the doctor issued a certification and the immigration allowed it).. does it means they can't give her extension based on marriage? just the extension based on medical reason and she can extend it again based on marriage when she can be able to go by herself to the immigration?
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@Tod ********
apologies for butting in, what if a foreigner on an extension based on marriage and need to a yearly extension, but can't go to the immigration due to her last trisemester and can't travel far as per advised by her doctor. can her spouse do the extension for her?
Len *****************
i hope to meet him also someday :)
Len *****************
yes at the immigration office for another 30days (1900 baht fee)
Len *****************
yes. visa exempt are for those nationals who has bilateral agreement with Thailand. while those that doesn't fall under these agreement still can enter the country by paying the fee for visa on arrival...and also there are nationals that can't enter using both methods. they need to apply for a visa in Thai consulate/embassy outside the country before entering.
Len *****************
mine doesn't have vaild until date stamp when i return to Thailand. but my wife has stamped (first time she got her non o visa).. so i assume that's why hers has stamped?