I know it is possible for someone on a Non O visa based on marriage 90 days to extend for a futher 60 days to visit Thai wife. Can someone point me to where it officially says this. Thanks @ubonjoe

Edited February 9, 20215 yr by jimn

No need to be pointed.

You can obtain one 60 day day extension per entry to Thailand to visit Thai wife.

Just now, DrJack54 said:

No need to be pointed.

You can obtain one 60 day day extension per entry to Thailand to visit Thai wife.

Thank you I know that. I am asking for an official link I can quote to someone.

Order of the Royal Thai Police Headquarters 

No.777/2551 

 

Re: Rules and Conditions in the Consideration of Alien Applications for Temporary Stay in the Kingdom of Thailand 

 

 

2.24 In the case of an alien  visiting a Thai spouse or child:  Permission  will be granted for a period of not more than 60 days at a time  (1) Proof of relationship.  (2) In the case of a spouse, their marital relationship shall be de  jure (legitimate) and de facto.

The current immigration order that is 327/2557 makes it a little clearer that only one per entry to the country can be issued. Also a entry from a re-entry permit is not considered a new entry,

A this time a covid 19 extension is available that can issued more than once.

 

1 hour ago, ubonjoe said:

The current immigration order that is 327/2557 makes it a little clearer that only one per entry to the country can be issued. Also a entry from a re-entry permit is not considered a new entry,

A this time a covid 19 extension is available that can issued more than once.

 

Thank you, so as a follow up. Is that limited to a Non O. So for example could someone originally on a Tourist Visa use the 60 days visit Thai Wife extension?

Edited February 10, 20215 yr by jimn

just read last post how do you apply for a covid extension? i have just finished my Q time due to leave march 9

(45th day) want to stay until may18 can i do the covid then visit wife for 60 days?

7 minutes ago, jimn said:

Thank you, so as a follow up. Is that limited to a Non O. So for example could someone originally on a Tourist Visa use the 60 days visit Thai Wife extension?

The 60 day extension can be applied for with any type of entry.

1 minute ago, snairb said:

just read last post how do you apply for a covid extension? i have just finished my Q time due to leave march 9

(45th day) want to stay until may18 can i do the covid then visit wife for 60 days?

You could apply for a 30 day extension or a 60 day covid 19 extension of your 45 day visa exempt entry and then the 60 day extension to visit your wife.

wow even better thanks

Sorry to be a pain, Ubonjoe, but could you just clarify that, if I wish to visit my Thai wife in Thailand, I could go on a Visa Exempt, on which I would get 45 days to include the Quarantine, followed by a 60 day Covid extension, followed by a 60 day extension to visit the wife ?   That would make 165 days in total ?  That seems amazing at this time, but it would be worth going through the hoops for that amount of time.  How long would you have to take out the initial insurance for ?  Many thanks in anticipation.

39 minutes ago, AlbionBob said:

Sorry to be a pain, Ubonjoe, but could you just clarify that, if I wish to visit my Thai wife in Thailand, I could go on a Visa Exempt, on which I would get 45 days to include the Quarantine, followed by a 60 day Covid extension, followed by a 60 day extension to visit the wife ?   That would make 165 days in total ?  That seems amazing at this time, but it would be worth going through the hoops for that amount of time.  How long would you have to take out the initial insurance for ?  Many thanks in anticipation.

The 60 day Covid extension is only at this time available until March 30th for stays until May 30th. It may of course change again.

9 hours ago, AlbionBob said:

How long would you have to take out the initial insurance for ? 

If you entered visa exempt you would only need covid 19 insurance valid for the 45 days you will get on entry.

 

Many thanks for your responses, Jimn and UB.