Royal Thai Consulate Melbourne

[marquess]

Hi All, it has been some six years since I applied for a non immigrant O based upon marriage from the consulate in Melbourne, can anyone with recent experience tell me if a copy of the marriage cert is all that is still required for a one year multiple entry or have the requirements changed in some way? What is the cost in dollars these days?

Thanks in advance!

[marquess]

So nobody has had any recent experience of applying for a Non-Immigrant O at Melbourne?

[mijan24]

So nobody has had any recent experience of applying for a Non-Immigrant O at Melbourne?

This is from the Royal Thai Consulate in Sydney I am sure if you have these bases covered you will meet all of Melbournes requirements.

Non-immigrant Visa ( code O)

(Spouse Visa)

1.Qualifications for the Applicant

This application is for a person who has a Thai wife/ husband/ child only

2.Documents for the Applications

2.1 Visa application form completely filled out.

2.2 Passport or travel document whith validity not less than 6 months and a photocopy

2.3 Two recent photograph full-faced (passport-sized photograph or 2 1/2 inches)

2.4 A photocopy of your valid spouse Thai I.D card / passport

2.5 A photocopy of your spouse Thai house registration

2.6 A photocopy of a marriage certificate

2.7 A formal letter from your spouse identifying who he or she is? and the relationship to you.

2.8 A photocopy of a birth certificate of your child (if using your children as a sponsor for the visa)

[mijan24]

To help you further I googled Royal Thai Consulate Melbourne and copied the following for your information hope this helps.

Non-Immigrant 'O' Visa Information

General Purpose

Non-Immigrant visa category 'O' is for the applicants wishing to enter the Kingdom of Thailand on a long term holiday, visiting family or friend, or volunteer purposes. An applicant can only apply at maximum 2 entries.

Requirements

1.The passport must be in order and valid for AT LEAST 6 months, beyond the proposed day of entry into Thailand.

2.Two passport size photographs (taken no more than 3 months).

3.A copy of itinerary.

4.Additional document (volunteer purpose only)

4.1 A support letter from an organization.

5.Filled in visa application form. (application form)

6.Visa fee AU$90 per entry (cash, bank cheque, or money order only).

*All visa applications must be submitted within 3 months of travelling to Thailand.*

Family Purpose

Multiple entries Non-Immigrant visa category 'O' can only be granted to the applicants having families or children in Thailand, or applicants having a family member working in Thailand.

Requirements

1.The passport must be in order and valid for AT LEAST 6 months, beyond the proposed day of entry into Thailand.

2.Two passport size photographs (taken no more than 3 months).

3.A copy of itinerary.

4.Additional document

4.1 An applicant having a Thai spouse

■A copy of a marriage certificate.

■A copy of a spouse's Thai passport or ID card.

■A letter of support from a spouse written in Thai, dated and signed. (This is not require if a spouse is present on the application day.)

4.2 An applicant having a Thai child

■A copy of a Thai birth certificate.

■A copy of a child's Thai passport or ID card. (if available)

4.3 An applicant having a family member working in Thailand

■A support letter from a company (in which a family member is being employed).

■A company registration having a capital of minimum 2,000,000 Bahts. (Not require for an Australian company.)

5.Filled in visa application form. (application form)

6.Visa fee AU$225 (cash, bank cheque, or money order only).

*All visa applications must be submitted within 3 months of travelling to Thailand.*

NOTE: For application posted in, registered posted application will only be accepted. Please make sure you have included all of the above requirements plus a self addressing registered envelope to be posted back to the applicant (make sure you do not tear off the slip of the envelope to be posted back to you).

[marquess]

Thanks! Seems as though they require just a bit more than six years ago, when only a copy of the marriage cert was need plus the money and pictures