Groom's parents visa options

[Dmitry2222]

Hi guys. I married to thai many years and looks like my parents want to visit me the last time... It is difficult but may be it is a true.

Can i prepare a visa (may be NON-O) for my parents? May be maybe someone had experience?  Thanks for a response.

Edited April 3, 2021 by Dmitry2222

[jackdd]

How long do they want to stay?

[Dmitry2222]

2-3 months

[jackdd]

Just now, Dmitry2222 said:

2-3 months

They can just get a tourist visa, gives them 60 days on entry and they can extend it for another 30 days.

[DrJack54]

11 minutes ago, Dmitry2222 said:

2-3 months

Have them obtain setv and extension 30 days. Also possible covid extension available.

My choice enter visa exempt. (45days). Followed by standard 30 day extension.

Then obtain covid extension if required. 60 days. Best option. No stuffing around with visa for entry.

Setv = 60+30(extension)

Visa exempt = 45+30(extension).

Both have option of additional covid extension. 

No brainer. VISA EXEMPT entry

Edited April 3, 2021 by DrJack54

[Dmitry2222]

i thought to get the "non-o" as family members. Does it possible? The duration is only my assumptions... We want to buy a certificate for return tickets.

[BritTim]

13 minutes ago, Dmitry2222 said:

i thought to get the "non-o" as family members. Does it possible? The duration is only my assumptions... We want to buy a certificate for return tickets.

 

They may be able to get Non O visas as family members, but many consulates will only provide them for spouses and parents of Thai nationals.

 

Visa exempt entry (or a tourist visa) seems the obvious solution in your case.  That would provide 75-90 days. As mentioned above, at the current time, a 60-day Covid extension would almost certainly also be possible. However, there is no guarantee that option will be available several months from now.

[Dmitry2222]

18 minutes ago, BritTim said:

 

They may be able to get Non O visas as family members, but many consulates will only provide them for spouses and parents of Thai nationals.

 

Visa exempt entry (or a tourist visa) seems the obvious solution in your case.  That would provide 75-90 days. As mentioned above, at the current time, a 60-day Covid extension would almost certainly also be possible. However, there is no guarantee that option will be available several months from now.

Can i convert a tourist visa to retiriement extension when they decided ti extend stay in the country? Sorry for a lot of questions ...

Edited April 3, 2021 by Dmitry2222

[BritTim]

7 hours ago, Dmitry2222 said:

Can i convert a tourist visa to retiriement extension when they decided ti extend stay in the country? Sorry for a lot of questions ...

Yes, if they are aged over 50 and can each show 800,000 in a Thai bank account, that is possible.

[Maestro]

@Dmitry2222

 

The type of your extension of stay, if you have any, can make a difference in the types of extension of stay available for your parents.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwNib_gx9zYEYkFjMUNHV1pXdWs/view?usp=sharing