Immigration won’t accept my last 15 months of deposits to extend my married visa. They told me I need to get an affidavit of income verification by my embassy, which doesn’t do it anymore. I’ve never had a problem in previous years.

Now. I need to extend my married visa for two months so I can put ฿400,000 in the bank. Can I get an extension for 60 days at immigration or will I have to go to Laos. I haven’t had to do that since 2006.

Are there any immigration offices that accept the monthly deposits without getting the income verification from my embassy?

Hello! I would like to ask about the Non-O yearly Extension. I already extended to a year showcasing the 400K THB. However, it is about to expire in a couple of months.

I now, have a work permit under my non-O spousal visa. Can I just use the work permit for another extension without showing my bank statement of 400K and when or how should I do it?

Before the new changes you could get a 5 year OX Visa with $150k in an Australian Bank acct. Now its 3mil Thb in a Thai Bank acct. Can you get a 5 year OX Visa in Thailand with 800k Thb? TIA

I am currently on a 90 day Non-O (marriage visa), tomorrow I am going to immigration (Chiang Mai) to apply for my 1st 1 year extension. On the form of required documents I have been given by immigration it lists "Notification 90 days report appointment". I assume this doesn't apply to me as I am on my 1st 90 day visa?

Hi, I have a question about the "Notification for staying in TH for 90 days" via email. This week will be my first time (Married Visa for 1 year, Located in Bangkok). I have tried to do it via Email and it got rejected. ("The notification of staying in the Kingdom over 90 days is not found"). I just wonder if for the first time it has to be done in person? Any advice is welcome.

Living in Thailand on married visa, have just done latest 90 day report online so next one due in September...... Leaving Thailand next week for 2 weeks. When I come back do I need to go to immigration with the wife (house owner) and do TM30 "notification of address" or can continue with 90 day report due in September.... TIA

On behalf of a friend....

I might have to return to UK for a family bereavement. I have a 12 month married visa.

Does anyone know what are the re-entry requirements? Is it necessary to have the Thailand Covid Pass and what does that entail? 🙏

Marty Lavens

On my latest visa question:

I am currenty on my NON O-A VISA acquired before I arrived in Thailand last year and have received a 1 year extension as of February 2021.

I want now to get married to my lady maybe in November or December but the information I am receiving tells me I must leave the country and come back in on a NON-O VISA that will allow me to convert it to a ‘Married Visa’.

I am 100% DISABLED and on 24 hour OXYGEN and a wheechair so that would be a challenge to leave and comeback, unless I can drive my car there and back as the wheelchair travels with me.

I have continuously transferred PENSION MONEY from my U.S. banks to my established Thai bank account always above the requisite 65,000 baht per month.

Some advice would be helpful!

Thank you

I am having trouble believing that this is the only way to do this

I am a female Japanese national currently on Amnesty visa (originally had an non-B Visa) i've married my long time Thai partner recently and would like to switch to "married visa" how should i proceed ?

Thank you very much in advance for your help & advice.

Hi all. I'm currently here on a married visa and want to apply for my pink card, driving licence and housing book. In what order should I apply for these and at what government office? Thanks for any help.