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That is a standard requirement. If you cannot be with them you can complete a consent form and have it witnessed at a Amphoe if you are here. If not then it can be done a at a embassy or official consulate.

Since June of last year the the The embassy and official consulate has been using the e visa site. See: http://www.thaiconsulatevancouver.ca/th/บริการกงสุล/ E visa site: https://thaievisa.go.th/ Everything is done online and they will send you stickerless visa by email.

If applying for a non-o visa based upon marriage to a Thai you will only need to show financial proof of at least 20k baht. The validity of the non-o visa is 3 months from the day it is issued. You can use the visa for entry up to the day it expires and get a 90 day permit to stay when you enter the country.

You should get proof from your landlord did the report. If done online a screen shot would be accepted. You will do your first report 90 days after the day you applied for your extension if it was the first one. Changing addresses does not change your report due date.

You need to complete this form I found on the London embassy website. https://image.mfa.go.th/mfa/0/umufy3EgqL/คำขอ.pdf It is in Thai. I think you will need to make a appointment to get consular officer to sign it. Info is here in English for passports but it is not that clear as to what is needed. I does not mention the consent form if you are married. I suggest that your wife contact the nearest passport office about it. List of offices in Thai is here. https://consular.mfa.go.th/th/publicservice/19745-สถานที่ให้บริการหนังสือเดินทาง There may be more info that she can find the website.

Unless the children were born here and there showed they were not Thai nationals the must leave on a Thai passport. They cannot leave on a UK passport without a entry stamp in it unless their birth certificates show both parents are from the UK. They can easily get a Thai passport. But you will need to do a document with your consent will be needed to get the passports. The parental consent can be done at the Thai embassy in the UK. This is the form that can be used. https://image.mfa.go.th/mfa/0/zE6021nSnu/เอกสาร/หนังสือให้ความยินยิม.pdf

He should do what I suggested in my first post. It is possible that whoever he talked to mixed up the reason for non-o visas

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1. No 2. You cannot apply for a 30 day extension for any non immigrant visa entry. If your child is Thai you can get a 60 day extension to visit them at immigration.

That appears to be an error or a requirement that the KL embassy has. Perhaps try contacting them about it or apply at another embassy or official consulate.

Who ever you talked to you was wrong. The $100.000 is only for a non-o visa for retirement. Here is the requirements shown on the embassy website. Source: https://london.thaiembassy.org/en/publicservice/84508-non-immigrant-visas?page=5d6636cd15e39c3bd00072dd&menu=5f4b6eb3f6ae4b236972c562 Also not shown as required on the requirements page of the e visa site. https://thaievisa.go.th/non-immigrant-o

I posted this reply in the topic you posted. "That is an error on the e visa site. It is not required for a non-o visa based upon marriage. Upload a page stating it is not required to complete the application. Others have done it and their application was approved."

That is an error on the e visa site. It is not required for a non-o visa based upon marriage. Upload a page stating it is not required to complete the application. Others have done it and their application was approved.

You can find some good info in this pinned topic.

None if you read the earlier post he did. He will be leaving on September 5th. If needed he could get 7 days to leave the country after paying for a extension and having his application denied.

If the embassy for your home country still does a document to prove your monthly income that can be used to prove the 65k baht income If not you would have to show proof of 12 months of transfers from abroad that is at least 65k baht into a Thai bank.

Mu report was received on time but nobody opened it until September about the same time they sent me another one due to them not it not being recorded. Not sure about sending it to that particular room would of helped. I have sent them using the preaddressed envelope serval times without a problem. If your are getting your mail from the SSA without a problem then their should be no reason to have your payments stopped since they send a couple of notices before stopping it.

I gotten that when I entered the captcha wrong. Also when I had the site open for a long time without logging in. A refresh of the page ended it. I registered in early December and have not had a problem with logging in on the site.

When did you do that? Recent posts indicate that they send you another password by email now. Never had a problem with the password due to Chrome taking care of it. When I go on the site it completes my email address and password for me. Also the email with the password is in a my starred folder so it is easy to find.

I think you will find that they changed the system and they send you the new "safe" long password instead of creating your own password.

At 6 weeks that should be a standard update. Much longer and it could be a consolidated update that does not always show the correct balance. Not sure how a update could be done on page one unless the bank book is completely empty. If you are using the Bangkok Bank mobile app you can request a bank statement that is sent by email. You would select accounts on the first page and select a account on that page. After selecting it you can can click the 3 dots in the top right corner to request a bank statement.

Do they plan on applying for a tourist visa that allows a 60 day stay that can be extended for 30 days at immigration. Some Thai embassies and official consulates do not require a onward ticket for application. If doing a land border crossing for a 30 day visa exempt entry a ticket out would not be required. By air the airline might want to see a ticket out of the country within 30 days.

You cannot change your non-o visa entry to a non-b visa without leaving the country. You could change the reason for your extension of stay from retirement to working for a company. The biggest obstacle is getting a work permit application done to obtain a work permit application approval letter that would be required to do the change. Changing back to a extension based upon retirement would not be a problem. If you are married to a Thai and had a extension based upon marriage you could get the work permit with that type of extension without a problem.

Was your bank book or books updated on a regular basis? If not that may the reason they want a bank statement.

You could ask your landlord to do a screenshot of the online report they did. Immigration will accept it as proof the report was done.