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13 hours ago, rimmae2 said:
If you can speak almost fluent Thai then there is nothing to worry about on that score. There is requirement to be able to read or write (and this is not tested) unless it is has recently changed.
I did not have show evidence of donating or charity things, but was asked at the interview what I did in this regard. As I had been donating to one temple in particular as well as a local charity for many years i just explained name of both and for first why. I did not submit any evidence of donations.
thanks for the info about charity and donation part.
Well, i really dont feel comfortable with a mic in front of people. Tbh this was the thing keep me not applying for a citizenship.. yes i know it might sound funny but its true.. I hate that.. its a fobia. But i think no need to sing in front of people if have a wife.. i will apply... Actually i really need some info about this from any proper website or other.. Im not sure if i go to a lawyer he will know about the song or not..
thanks
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5 hours ago, dcnx said:
Do they also have to prostrate themselves before a photo?
I thought it ended with the national anthem. Didn’t realize you also have to more or less pledge allegiance to the man.
i think you will give lot of photo on the process.. though good idea to bring more to the interview ????
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5 hours ago, ubonjoe said:
Actually it is not mandatory but you do get a extra points for Thai language. Also the singing is not required if married to a Thai.
You can find lots of info about it in this topic. dbrenn's story of Thai citizenship application
And PR here. Camerata's Guide to Permanent Residence
hi Ubon,
So are you saying that if i have a thai wife NO need anthem and the royal anthem???
if so... i will apply tomorrow. Well, i can speak almost fluent thai but no writing or reading.. im married and working here... So... nothing stopping me
But the link you posted mentioning singing i think... And do i still need that donation or charity thing?
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3 minutes ago, dennisvds said:
https://thaivisavientiane.com/
You have to make appointment here
i was wondering how many days it takes for them to give you an appointment, because obviously you need to prepare yourself
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1 hour ago, BestB said:If you married and employed you can skip the PR and go direct for citizenship , Thai skills not needed.
indeed PR application is around 200-300K non refundable
as Ubon mentioned your wrong about the fee.
Also i think wrong about no need thai skills too. Theres a oral test in the process. Which you need to interview with some people at the same time. But yes, no need to write thai
Plus you need to sing Thai National Anthem in front of 10-20 people and then next the Royal Anthem to the same people.
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hi, yes it seems its correct.
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keep in mind this:
if you extend your NON-O visa for another 60 days.. that means you need to leave the country at the end of 60 days.
So if you want to do that... just wait for your last 90 days.. and go to imm like 30 days before your visa ends.. I think they will not accept if you have only 1 week or similar left.
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congrats
i have a question if you please answer...
one of my friends told me you also need to show some kind of donation you are doing.. to a temple or school.. something like that...
you didnt mention about this... did they ask you to show any paper that shows you are helping thai people or doing donations regulary?
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you can get only 1 job on your work permit!
plus if you have a contract you can only have 1 job again...
BUT... if you are talking about teaching.. you can be an 'adviser' which is like a part time job and you will get paid.. and its not illegal even though you have a work permit
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On 2/2/2019 at 3:39 PM, Rc2702 said:
Have you not noticed the shake up locally? We have a new immigration chief in khon Kaen.
i remember the days KK has no immigration.. had to go to Nong Khai and come back...
ahh KK 13 years ????
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I thought stamp visa let you 28 days....
9 minutes ago, BritTim said:A visa exempt entry (it is not a "visa") allows you to stay 30 days (29 nights) in Thailand. If leaving from one of the Bangkok airports, while technically an overstay, you are not fined for staying 31 days (30 nights).
i thought stamp visa gives you only 28 days...
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hi and congrats on your marriage ????
yes thats what 70% of farangs doing... and yes every year you need to get a new NON-O
every 90 days just go another country (not Poi-Phet) and come back the same day get another 90 days. You can do this till your visa expires...
Its a great plan but after 2 or 3 years you will notice that actually your spending more money doing this way... and from your nickname i think your in pattaya... so the nearest place for you is cambodia which thai border making lot of problems for 90 days.. So you will need to go somewhere far than pattaya... But your answer is yes, this way is the best if you dont have money in the bank also if you dont want to get involve thai immigration
good luck ????
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this happened to me probably 4 years ago. I was at pattaya and it was my 90 days time.
i went to sri racha immigration. they told me i must go back to my registered city and theres no way they can do it here. I told them me and my company came here for an important seminar and its almost impossible for me to go back there... They think for a 5 min and decided to give me a new 90 days report with a note on it: this person was here for a business reason and he reported us. In thai of course. He explained me why he put that note: because they will get really angry and confuse when they see another city report. So he really helped me. I do believe i was on his very good day tbh.
You could try something like this. Dress your shirt and tie.. Tell them your school or company is here for a meeting and ask them to please help you...
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On 1/26/2019 at 1:24 PM, JackThompson said:
No - only Vientiane for now. No reported changes or planned-changes at Savan.
On 1/26/2019 at 2:24 PM, puchooay said:There is no online application for visas. Vientiane are now asking you to make an appointment online before going there to hand in your application.
thanks ????
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Hi guys,
i will get a new non-o at the end of FEB (married with thai lady) from savannakhet because its the nearest place to my place.
But i saw a post saying vientiene started to give visas via online application.. So i was wondering if this is also for savannakhet too? If any one heard about it please let me know. The answer is probably no because i also saw a post telling he went to savannakhet like a week ago and all was ok. But need to be sure as you can understand, things changes in thailand in 1 day time..
I will also try to update this post about my visa trip there so ppl can use the info later.
thanks a lot
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i would leave it to my employer to do the paper work and prepare everything..
I dont know what kind of job you will get.. so steps are different...
like Ubon said.. if you have more days then 15 on your visa you can apply to change it, if not go to laos and get a tourist or NON-B from thai embassy.
good luck and welcome to thailand ????
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4 hours ago, lanng khao said:
What documents did you need to show?
what visa do you want to get. For me NON-O (marriage)
= 2 photo
= Visa form
= 5000 baht for multi non-o
= Copy first page of your passport
= Copy of your wife's ID and she sign it
= Copy of wife's house paper her sign
= Copy and your marriage certificate (copy for the embassy / real for them to check.)
thats all
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8 hours ago, Kalasin Jo said:
Went last week. Non immigrant multi entry based on marriage. No problem, but you have to stay in Savanakhet overnight. Drop of application morning of day1 , pick up afternoon day 2. See my post and updates to it
yes and also pick up is at 14:00
and be there before 11:00 am for application
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I think they will let you change it... but as ubon said it up to his mood
if not.. just go to another country and get your retirement visa
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why you cant go to savanakhet? You can get as many visas as you can... problem is the IO when entering thailand..
and if your passport is already full of TR visas and makes problem.. then you will have problem probably every border...
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now this is interesting.. because some of my friends went to nonthaburi immigration.. and they have new regulations. Now all foreigners in nonthaburi must provide a letter and some documents (given by imm) from the land owner every 90 days report! and yes every 90 days.
So... how can online 90 days works?! you will scan and post on their website or e-mail?!
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i was thinking about Transit visa. It says 1 day on the visa.. and its much cheaper than other visa types...
and yes you need to leave the country and enter to another country...
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2 hours ago, danilay said:
what about Learning Thai Language?
you can try to apply Faculty of Thai Language and Literature. You can check universities.. there are lot. Or try Communication Science... There are many you can apply.
But be aware that prices are higher than normal thai citizen. If you apply to a normal level university for a BA.. it should be around 50.000 - 70.000 baht per semester.. and 4 year university has 8 semesters..
So far the best option for you is this... to be a student. With this you also get permission to leave the country and come back.. All you need to be careful is attending your classes. If immigration understands that your not attending your classes, they will cancel your visa. Although you can fail 4 years. so actually you can stay 7 years without any problem via failing.. well in 7 years i do believe you can find a wife.... well then NON-O visa. Which will open new freedoms with new problems... ????
many university have international college... i think its around 53.000 per semester.
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2 hours ago, ubonjoe said:
There are no holidays on those days.
See: http://vientiane.thaiembassy.org/en/embassy/calendar.php
thanks Ubon. great info
Story Of My Thai Citizenship Application
in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Posted · Edited by problemfarang
Ok.. a quick question please;
i heard 2 things please confirm if true or not:
1) you dont need to have PR for applying thai citizenship if your married 5 years. (im married for 6 years but no PR. I have all taxes from my work, etc.)
2) you dont need to sing 2 songs if you are married with a thai. ( i have fobia about this. I cant sing a song. simple as that. I know funny for some ppl but its a fobia! )
3) I should apply from my wife's home book BUT i can apply where ever i am at the moment.
If anyone can confirm these 3 things... i will apply tomorrow.
Thanks a lot for the answers.