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What type of visa do I need for an extended stay in Thailand while caring for my son?

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Oct 31, 2022

2 years ago

John **********

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Dear admin i have  had a warning from you but I only asked for info on the type of visa I need and what papers  I need to produce I have a half thai/English son who lives in thailand previously   I have used  30 day on arrival and  60 day one entry this time I am staying longer  so I thought I would get a 90 day your group  provides info yes ???  I may have wrote my text wrong kind regards john dworecki

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TLDR : Answer Summary

John Dworecki seeks clarification on the appropriate visa type for an extended stay in Thailand due to caring for his son. He has previously used 30-day and 60-day visas and is considering a 90-day visa for his upcoming stay. Given his circumstances, he is leaning towards the 60-day NON-O visa with the possibility of an extension. The conversation also touches on his family situation and responsibilities.

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John **********

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OK tod my position is I am the natural biological father of my son remmie Dworecki I have been with my partner ( not married) nearly 18 years I m 67 I have never stayed as long as this

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/2023 as I care for my mother she has come with me but this time due to dementia it s not possible maybe the 60 day non o with extension is probably the answer we have our own place in pattaya thank you for your response kind regards john dworecki

2 years ago

Tod *********

@John *********

yep, being the biological father to a thai child born out of wedlock doesn't help unless you have gotten the family court or Amphur decree granting you legal parental rights

About all you could get without that is a 60 day visit thai family extension based on being the father of a thai child. That doesn't require any proof of funds, just the birth certificate (the child goes with you obviously) the house book listing, and copies of your passport etc plus 1900baht

Go to your immigration office and get the hand out listing the requirements to get the 60 day extension

That's about all there is available to you, other than that you'd have to exit/re-enter

2 years ago

John **********

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@Tod ********

hi James nice to hear from you yes I ll have to register my stay when I arrive at jomtien I seem to have lost all the other sites but thank you

2 years ago

John **********

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@Tod ********

I have spoken to someone who says I can get a visa on arrival 45 days and extend another 30 days total 75 days which would work for me Tod as I am intending to stay 72 days is this correct info thank you in advance kind regards john dworecki

2 years ago

James ********

Jomtien immigration will require a TM30 on file and you apply for the 30 days extension of stay during the week before your stamp expiration date.

2 years ago

James ********

@John *********

Yes you can get Visa Exempt Entry into Thailand 45 days plus one 30 day extension of stay at Thai immigration office for 1900 Thai baht. = 75 days.

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