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  1. I am sorry. I neglected to mention that I heard the processing time for the extension is 30 days. since I would only have 15 days from when I meet the financial requirement to the expiration of my visa, I did not know if the one-year visa would be processed in time
  2. Just request a little insight here -I have a 90 day non-immigrant visa based on marriage, and I would like to extend for one-year via the marriage Visa, but my 90-day visa will run out only 15 days from when the necessary money deposited into a Thai bank account reaches the 60-day deposit mark. 15 days might not be enough to process the one-year extension, but I was wondering if it was possible to extend 60 days to visit family. If so, can I apply for the one-year visa during the 60-day extension? Or will I need a new 90-Day Visa? (I’m in Nonthaburi BTW)
  3. I am Non-O. (Spouse category ) I had the TM47 receipt with me, but they didn’t ask.
  4. I was just told I would need a verification letter from the US Embassy to open a Thai bank account to get a marriage visa. However, this is what it says at the embassy site: “U.S. Embassy Bangkok and U.S. Consulate General Chiang Mai do not provide “verification” letters to open Thai bank accounts.” Anyone know the process to follow?
  5. I entered the country on Visa exemption, received a 30 day extension, then received a 60 day marriage extension, left for Malaysia for five days, re-entered on a 30 day visa exemption and I’m now headed back to the United States. I’d like to come back within 45 and 60 days. Would I have any likely issues if I applied for a tourist visa?
  6. I read online that you must have $10,000 in a bank account for 90 days to apply for a 90-day visa to visit my spouse. I do not keep $10,000 in the bank account. However, I’m can provide investment statements establishing the financial requirements. Is this acceptable to submit? (Also, I am a US Citizen)
  7. Hi So, The 60-day extension is available with each new visa & exemption & not capped to once per calendar year?
  8. Hi. Thank you! Is the 90 day report a requirement for marriage visa, work visa, and other 12 month visas exclusively?
  9. I was wondering if I needed to file a 90-day report if this is my status: 30-day Visa Exempt from USA + 30-day tourist extension + 60-day extension to visit/support spouse. Since that is a total of 120 days, is there still a 90 day reporting requirement is that only for people on the 12 month extension of stay?thanks!
  10. Would I still need to have money in Thai bank if applying from the USA or present proof of funds from a USA bank?
  11. Hi and thank you so much for your reply. No, I do not have a Thai Bank account in my name, but I can open one the day I arrive. I would probably go to the Immigration office closest to Nonthaburi. (Do you recommend a particular office?) I’m assuming the requirements for the 90-day conversion are not as expansive as the one-year extension - Visa Change Form TM87 marriage certificate, passport photos, US passport, letter from spouse, address in Thailand, flight tickets for end of 90 days. Am I missing anything?
  12. I will be entering Thailand visa exempt & wish to submit a request for the change of visa to 90 day spouse visa. From what I see, the requirements are the same for a one year visa. Is this accurate? Is the ฿400,000 for two months requirement still in effect for adding 60 days to the trip for the 90 Day visa? Some sources say one day for the 90 day visa.
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