Recently applied for non O , marriage visa thru the consulate in Los Angeles. They would not issue my visa without a onward ticket. Bought a 1 way burner ticket and all was fine.
You are to file a FBAR if you have ownership (full or part owner) of a foreign account that has had $10,000 balance at any time during the year. It's a simple form required by the Treasury Dept. I beleive.
Are the insurance companies listed on the Immigration web site the only companies that are accepted? I have insurance from a company outside of Thailand that specifically covers me in Thailand with far greater coverage than the required limits. Anyone know if this will be acceptable?
Thank You appreciate the info. So now must carry proof of insurance everytime you go out and come back I take it. This is my 1st reentry under an O-A visa, have been on marriage prior.
I am out of the country at the moment. On an OA visa that expires in March. My current insurance policy expires in December. I am returning in October. Have been told that I need to show my insurance policy to immigration at the airport and my "allow to remain date" will be my insurance expire date not my visa expire date. Is this correct?