Visa

[butty]

hi all im applying for a non imm o visa soon to live in korat and marry my t g whats best to write on my visa application the truth to get married or to lie and write to see girlfriend? any help on making things go through ok would be great!

[lopburi3]

And live happily ever after?

You do not mention if you retired, have funds or work prospects or even what country you are from so it is going to be hard to give specific advise. In general there should be no reason to lie.

[butty]

And live happily ever after? 

You do not mention if you retired, have funds or work prospects or even what country you are from so it is going to be hard to give specific advise.  In general there should be no reason to lie.

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hi im 33 from uk and going thai to ralax while my t g works a little buisnes

[thaiflyer1]

Apply to Hull Thai Consulate for a Non Imm O based upon visiting family and friends...........you/ll get all the details off the Hull Thai Consulate web-site.

Once your here and married you can look towards extending the visa a year at a time subject to meeting the requirements.

[butty]

Apply  to  Hull  Thai  Consulate  for  a  Non  Imm  O  based  upon  visiting  family  and  friends...........you/ll  get  all  the  details  off  the  Hull  Thai  Consulate  web-site.

Once  your  here  and  married  you  can  look  towards  extending  the  visa  a  year  at  a  time  subject  to  meeting  the  requirements.

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cheers thaiflyer

[Eneukman]

The Thai Consul in Hull is very efficient - I applied in person for a Non-Immigrant O visa and received it within 15 minutes of handing over my passport and all the other documentation required.

Incidentally, I applied to the RAC for an International Driving Permit on Tuesday of last week. It came back in the post on Thursday.

Alan

[bkk_mike]

The Thai Consul in Hull is very efficient - I applied in person for a Non-Immigrant O visa and received it within 15 minutes of handing over my passport and all the other documentation required.

Incidentally, I applied to the RAC for an International Driving Permit on Tuesday of last week. It came back in the post on Thursday.

Alan

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Remember you're only supposed to drive on the IDP for the first 90 days in country. As soon as you start extending your stay at immigration, you're supposed to have a Thai licence... (although, as long as you take your UK licence, IDP, doctor's certificate and a letter from the embassy stating your address to the local driving licence place, you'll get the licence with just a colour blindness test