Jack1988

So a friend of mine and his Thai wife are thinking to divorce. They  both agree to divorce but there's also a divorce agreement to deal with. They have a car which is in his wife's name and he pay monthly, plus a building house in a farm to pay the bank loan, the house is on her dad's name. So he  doesn't has nothing in his name. Could he also sign on the divorce agreement that he doesn't wants nothing and of course he will not pay nothing for his ex wife? Let me know your opinion thanks 

4 minutes ago, Mac Mickmanus said:

I had to check the year then on my puter clock then , I thought that I missed something 

I think so

2023 and there are still people that use to stay on overstay. Unbelievable

we come to this country, pay a lot for everything and they also could make problems. Wow what the nice country is Thailand

Mine has been approved in just 5 min

Can someone tell me if there will be no issue to bring my laptop and playstation 4 on the cabin baggage? Will fly with Bangkok airways 

3 minutes ago, problemfarang said:

not being nonsense as you mentioned but how you come up with 6500 euro when the embassy in italy says nothing about the money.. 

on the e-visa requirements you have to show 550 euros every month . I think 6500 euros are for non o immigrant for retirement

1 hour ago, marcus111 said:

Jack1988....

May I ask why you posted yesterday about securing your re-entry permit and now you are asking about an E-visa based upon Marriage...???

Surely if have secured your re-entry permit there would no need to ask said question..???

Just curious...!!!

 

 

Just wanted to know some information, how it works

2 minutes ago, sandyf said:

Yes, at London fairly recently.

The E-visa application is made on the website, not the Embassy, and requirements are standard on the E-visa platform subject to language and currency conversion, although applications are processed at the local embassy.

This is a copy of the supporting document page for a Non o based on marriage, in the visa listing will show as visiting Thai family.

Official Website of Thailand Electronic Visa_4.pdf 3.94 MB · 2 downloads

ok thanks mate!

2 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

No amount of funds in the bank is shown on here on the embassy website after clicking the non-o visa on this page.

http://www.thaiembassy.it/index.php/en/consular-services/visa-application

Normally when the amount is not shown  that means a minimum of 20k baht.

great! Thanks so much for letting me know

Has anyone applied for a Non immigrant e-visa based upon marriage? Single entry, at the thai Embassy in Rome(Italy). If yes what are all the requirements? Need to show a proof of income? If yes how much? I read online that now they want to see at least 6,500 euros plus an health insurance, but I don't know if is correct

If you have to comment nosense do not waste your time, thanks

43 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

Fair enough - if you have plenty of time, can get to immigration easily etc and you don’t want to worry about forgetting about it when you get to the airport.....

 

But, I want to ask... 

.... Driving to Immigration, parking up etc... then queueing, getting the re-entry permit processed and driving home...  All that took 30 mins ????

Of course not but my wife bring me over there with our car. She drives fast like Schumacher ????

2 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

So how much time did you lose in your day obtaining reentry permit at immigration.

Including all up travel etc. 

 

At airport would take 20-30 minutes max

I went in the city to do some shopping with my wife then I decided to go at immigration first. Better to applied in advance believe me ????

20 minutes ago, marcus111 said:

Yes you are right noodle...

Why did I reply I do not know..!!!!

Because you are a jealous falang ????

23 minutes ago, marcus111 said:

Why even post this...A nothing post..!!!!!!

If it's a nothing post then why you waste your time to put a stupid comment like that?

it is also possible to apply for a marriage visa at the thai embassy so is not a problem at all to come back to thailand

2 hours ago, OJAS said:

Can he not check in online before setting off to the airport or even (as I have done on a few occasions) at a self-service kiosk there if he arrives more than 3 hours early? In my experience it has subsequently proved possible to drop off baggage for the aircraft hold up to 5 hours before the scheduled flight departure time, and this should provide him with more than adequate breathing space for clearing Security and then obtaining a re-entry permit prior to clearing Immigration.

Yes he can check in online 30 hours in advance and he will arrive at the airport 7 hours earlier before to fly 

21 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

Step 1. Obtain check in with airline.

(That can take long time)

Step 2: clear security control that can also take time.

Step 3: Obtain reentry permit. That does not take long. You can pay 200baht for them to fill in forms etc if you wish.

Step 4: que for passport check. 

how long it should take before to get this re-entry permit?

5 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

Step 1. Obtain check in with airline.

(That can take long time)

Step 2: clear security control that can also take time.

Step 3: Obtain reentry permit. That does not take long. You can pay 200baht for them to fill in forms etc if you wish.

Step 4: que for passport check. 

ok great, thanks again!

1 minute ago, DrJack54 said:

Be aware : the office is past security check and prior to immigration control.

Zone 2. 

Left side pp control

ok thanks! Does he has to walk far or it is near the check in?

Just now, DrJack54 said:

No problem. 

ok thank so much for letting me know

Hi all! There is a friend of mine that needs to get a re-entry permit at Bangkok Suvarnabhumi airport. Airline company told him that check in opens 3 hours before the departure and it close 60 minutes before it. Do you think he will have plenty of time to do the re-entry permit at the airport before to flight?

Yes you can. I did like that 3 years ago, I just switched from ed visa to extension based upon marriage. Everything done without leaving the country. Very easy