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Can I apply for a visit visa to stay with my Thai wife after my marriage visa expires?

Marriage Visa Visit Visa Thai Wife Visa Visa Extension Immigration Procedures Visa Types in Thailand

Aug 1, 2018

7 years ago

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HI I HAVE MARRAGE VISA TILL THIS WEEK NOT ENUGT TIME FOR FUND SO I CAN GET visit thai wife visa for two month? Then I will arenge money to keep in the bank two month .can do ?

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The user is inquiring about the possibility of applying for a visit visa to stay with their Thai wife after their marriage visa expires. There are suggestions to visit the local immigration office to check documentation requirements and apply for a temporary family visit extension for 60 days at a cost of 1900 baht. Additional comments address concerns about transferring the visa to a new passport and how many times such extensions can be applied for.

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Jamal *****

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I change my passport then transfer visa stamp to new book .then I can apply family visit visa?tnx

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Robert *******

You can apply twice, but they check their database so the second time you only get the application not approved stamp and 7 days to leave the country. And you can start all over again, apply for new visa at a Thai Consulate or Embassy.

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Jamal *****

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Last visa not take like this extension.

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Jamal *****

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That passport will expire

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Jamal *****

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I all ready take two yeas back like this

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Jamal *****

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Ok

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Tod *********

Why would you change your passport? Unless this one is running out, just apply on the passport you have

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Tod *********

Go to your immigration office and get the sheet that outlines the required documentation. Each office requires slightly different paperwork.

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Jamal *****

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HOW MANEY TIME CAN DO LIKE THIS EXTENTION.?tnx

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Jamal *****

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If I change my passport can do one more time?tnx

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Tod *********

Just once.

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Tod *********

you can go to your immigration office and apply for a 60 day visit family extension for 1900baht.

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