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If you apply for the non-O in Bangkok, showing the proof of at least 12 months of 65k transfers without a break, yes you can do it. Speaking from experience. Go to Section C at Chaengwattana. They might ask for individual FET paperwork from your Thai bank, so check first. I emphasise this is Bangkok only
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@David *****
Having a long term lease in a tourism entry could raise some flags. Might be better off having a couple of nights hotel accommodation booked
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You won't really know until you turn up here. You have to keep in mind that there were a lot of scams that went in during covid, such as bogus ED and Volunteer Visas, and the perennial "COVID extensions". Any of these on your record will potentially flag you for further investigation. Do as
@Brandon ***********
e suggests and make sure you've got the holy trinity. Immigration can use any of these to deny entry and send you back from whence you came!
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You have to get used to correct terminology. What you're referring to is a non-O (married to a Thai) visa. The non-O (dependant spouse) visa is if your spouse is also a foreigner. To answer your question, yes you get a 12-month extension, which can then do year after year (provided you meet the criteria)
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What nationality are you ? You may qualify for the embassy affidavit
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@London ****
Possibly, although immigration might want to see either a lease, or a copy of the house owners credentials
Roberto *********
Move to Bangkok. You can apply for new extension 45 days before