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SHOULD OF SAID: so it will be no hassel going to the Immigration Office there
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LOL... all these visa's does your head in,,, the maxium i can stay in thailand is this time is 70/80 odd days
it will be a least 8/10 months before i be going back , when i do go back it will be for 2/3 weeks stay, ,
i will be staying in prasat / near surin, we nomaly go to the Chong Chom Market so it will be hassel going to the Immigration Office there
ive got a Copy of marriage certificate but i havent got copy of my spouse’s ID card and copy of house registration book.
now i know ,, when im there i will get copies for the next time , if and when i stay longer
Thanks for your replies
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yea that would be good if i was staying longer, but the most i can stay is 80 / 90 days
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so i can put TBD as i wont be going to another destination,
apply a non-imm. 'O' visa is another 25 quid and and alot more paper work
i only live 30 odd mins away from brum ,( Royal Thai Consulate Birmingham) only need pp, 2 photos
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<snip> then on the 60th day or just before pop in to immigration office in Surin
Please note, there is no Immigration Office in Surin City itself it's about 60km's away.
approx here in Kap Choeng https://goo.gl/maps/QMpc1zqtjhz
thanks for that, yea i know where that is , by the big market, so i just take the misses with me and all the papper work
( original marriage certificate plus copies of; marriage certificate, wife's ID, wife's house book Blue Tabien Baan.) and ask extension on my visa about 1900baht,
should take 10 mins or so ???? to get the extension, all is it like everything else in Thailand which takes hours. lol
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i use,,, exchange rates - russell wilson
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.xelnaga.exchanger&hl=en_GB
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couldn't be any easier THANKS
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so its
) Submit with the completed form: - Your passport/Travel document which must be valid for at least 6 months - Two recent passport size photos - Appropriate fee (See Section 3) POSTAL ORDERS ONLY - Each applicant must enclose self address envelope and pay an extra £10 on top of the visa fee to cover the return of passport NOTE : Visa applications should be sent to: Visa Section, The Royal Thai Embassy,
Tourist Visa £25,,, 60 days then i have to get EXTENSION OF STAY ,,
to do that i have to file an application for permission at the Office of Immigration Bureau located on Government Centre B, Chaengwattana Soi 7, Laksi, Bangkok
so far is that right
When you apply for the extension of stay you can apply at the immigration office in Surin for a 60 day extension based on visiting your wife. You need to take her with you and take the original marriage certificate plus copies of; marriage certificate, wife's ID, wife's house book (Blue Tabien Baan).
yea i shall do that ,. thanks,,,so its Tourist Visa £25,,, 60 days from http://www.thailand-visa.com/
then on the 60th day or just before pop in to immigration office in Surin
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Thank you all for the replies, i go and get that sorted in the week so ( LOL) no doubt i been back for more info.. thanks and bye
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so i get A single entry tourist visa
60 days then on entry i can can be extended by 30 or 60 days for 1,900 baht at immigration. is that immigration at the bangkok
airport
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so its
) Submit with the completed form: - Your passport/Travel document which must be valid for at least 6 months - Two recent passport size photos - Appropriate fee (See Section 3) POSTAL ORDERS ONLY - Each applicant must enclose self address envelope and pay an extra £10 on top of the visa fee to cover the return of passport NOTE : Visa applications should be sent to: Visa Section, The Royal Thai Embassy,
Tourist Visa £25,,, 60 days then i have to get EXTENSION OF STAY ,,
to do that i have to file an application for permission at the Office of Immigration Bureau located on Government Centre B, Chaengwattana Soi 7, Laksi, Bangkok
so far is that right
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yea just looking on there site
Non-Immigrant Type O
- Birth Certificate (applicant's child)
- Certificate of Marriage or its equivalents (if married to Thai national)
- a copy of marriage certificate,a copy of Thai passport/a copy of Thai ID of spouse and (3 months bank statement showing monthly income of more than £1,400 anuually.)
- An official recommendation letter from organization perform voluntary job in Thailand (for volunteer job)
- Pension statement if the applicant is a pension earner.
cant do/ show a copy of Thai ID of spouse
so how do i go about getting
a single entry tourist visa £25.
im in the west midlands
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so its A single entry non immigrant 'O' visa based on marriage.
90 days on entry., so its the thai embassies/consulates here,england.... applications by post. , that will do for me, so just print of a form from there site and send with pp and fee ????
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im in england , when i get there i will be staying in near surin, want to make it as easy as possible, so i get a single entry tourist visa 60 days (from where and how much) and how do i extend it (sorry for sounding thick, lol,, but ive never done it before)
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i've been going to thailand for about 10 yrs, got a thai wife and daughter out there,i only been going for a maximum 28 days at a time,,just been made redundant , so i'm going for 3 months (well just less then 90 days) which visa do i get, and what do i need to do,
Thanks for any replies
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can you tell me how much it is in a taxi, as i use to pay 3/400 thb a few years ago,
now i order a taxi on line with mr toom and he says its 1200 thb...
Thanks
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anyone know him
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<Thai text removed>
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpX6zbRHd1Y&feature=youtu.be
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opened a you
tube account
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size 8mb,i tried choose files , then it uploads, then it says No file was selected for upload,
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here it is, he explains what happens
46,662 People like this, 3,999 comments on FB- 2
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thx for the replies
Which Visa, Help pls
in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
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thanks Sophon