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dr_Pat_Pong
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Talk to the Government adoption agency at home. If you don't use that route you will have lotsa problems getting a visa for the adoptee. The agency will be suspicious of your motives in adopting an adult.
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Not many expats wanting to come here even have that sort of money
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I like that Dr Bones hehehehe ... . after 7 yrs here one might think ole dad would have ' other ' commercial contacts in the LOS
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Oooops that bank crap is to get the one year extension
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Got a friend in Texas ? Applications at RTCG Houston are favourably dealt with...the wedding cerificate is a must to achieve what you want. Married, and with 250,000 Baht in
a bank in Thailand, you should not have a problem.
GOOD LUCK
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like, totally loosen up ( to coin your phrase)....or are you too immature to see that people are joking ? :ghostface:
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You can apply now for the married visa....less money required than the retirement visa. Take her with you and get the application done before the visa expires...or cross the border before expiry and get another 90 days...you'll need about 250,000 Baht in a bank in Thailand at the time of application. Get a letter from your bank evidencing the account and the balance.
The retirement visa at 50yrs requires 800,000 Baht in a Thai bank
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Not correct...a confirmed outbound flight WITHIN 30 days is a condition of the grant of a 30 day visa on arrival. Airlines will insist that you have a visa. Your friend needs to contact the Thai Embassy in Manila or the Thai Consulate in Cebu.
Also the days of arrival and departure are counted
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That dear Lopburi, is why we ask 'em to tell us their age and where they come from. Somehow they don't listen. Makes it so hard. :ghostface:
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only a married to Thai visa
Cross a border now and come back in ......you get another 90 days....time enough to plan a visit to where you get the multi
Non O
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It is not totally automatic but if you can prove to the satisfaction of the Thai officer, there should not be a
problem. First step, the Thai Embassy or a Consulate
in your area.
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Remember you'll need a bank account in Thailand to qualify for a spouse visa.250,000 baht, or if over 50 a 'retirement'
visa, you need 800,000 baht or an income of 65000 baht per month.
Tea money could hasten the process.
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It can be done. Was your birth registered with Thai Authorities ?
Talk with the Thai Embassy in Germany. It will take
a little time because they need to ascertain that you
are who you claim to be.
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Do a decent letter ( samples on the forum ) and apply for a multi business visa at Thai Consulate in Hull.....if you do get it you will be able to stay up to 90 days on each entry and it will be valid for a year.
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There is a Thai Embassy in Tehran...Iranians MUST apply while in Iran
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I think you are unlikely to get what you want ....dare I say it, your spelling is not good. To get a proper job you need formal qualifications.
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Thai law does not recognize de facto relationships
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Have you tried the British Embassy....?
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What hotel you stay Bangkok ?
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Well put DT....have a settling beer Singha when you arrive AND cheap sex ...heheheh I might come with you
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Homer ...there are too many uni's in Thailand ...Google will get you there in seconds
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A multiple entry visa might be your best bet... Indonesia is in the process cancelling visa free periods for all countries that do not offer reciprocity to Indonesians. That means ALL countries except the ASEAN'S. Other countries will probably follow suit in the near future.
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Create a decent letter on a letterhead and apply in Houston at the RTCG
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Select a Bank in Thailand and open the account and transfer at least 250k to that bank from the US. Your wife's family can send you the paperwork or you could try Citibank or similar for help. But the funds must come direct into your account from abroad. That 250k translates to about USD 6250.which needs to be in the account when you seek your next extension. How will you support yourself and a wife ? Your plan seems flawed you are even planning to borrow the required bank monies. Be aware that there are no social security benefits whatsoever. IF you get work it is likely to be on Thai wages which will be hard going for you. No house no effects no income a rethink might be the way to go.
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