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@Robert ***********
I believe it is. As long as the spouse has an O visa.
Henry *********
If the Cambodian is married to someone with an annual Extension (work/retirement) they can piggyback on this.
Henry *********
Not easy for Cambodians to stay long term, unless they have an employer who can use the migrant worker scheme, but they need to return home when they're work is done.
Henry *********
Moved here from the UK nearly 20 years ago. What help do you need?
Henry *********
They will need your Long Form birth certificate to prove that you are British Otherwise than by Descent. Also their Thai birth certificates, translated into English. Everything else should be straightforward.
Henry *********
Although your son is on overstay, children are not fined or banned, so there isn't an issue with him remaining in Thailand. When he leaves Thailand, you should try to get him proper visa to return. Unless he's likely to remain in Thailand for a long time and go to school here, it's not really an issue if he doesn't have a proper visa.
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@Boun *********
'Non-O' just means 'ordinary'. It can be issued for different reasons like being married to a Thai, retirement, having a Thai child.
Henry *********
Are you sure you're not on an Extension of Stay based on employment? Your original visa cannot be cancelled, only an Extension of Stay.
Henry *********
TEFL qualification not required, but if you've never taught grammar and pronunciation before, it's a good idea to do a course.