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Rejected Non O marriage visa application at CW because "haven't been married long enough".
In Thailand, there is no official minimum duration that a couple must be married before applying for a marriage-based visa extension (Non-Immigrant O visa extension based on marriage to a Thai national). However, there are practical considerations that can affect approval. No Legal Minimum Marriage Duration: The law does not require you to be married for a specific number of months before applying. Technically, you can apply as soon as you’re legally married and meet the other requirements. If you apply shortly after getting married (e.g. just 3–4 weeks), immigration officers may scrutinise your application more closely to ensure the marriage is genuine and not solely for visa purposes. While it’s legally possible to apply soon after marriage, waiting a couple of months and collecting strong documentation can significantly increase your chances of approval. -
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The alarming mental decline of Donald J. Trump -- watch this space
this thread is not about Putin, why do you keep trolling and why the mods let you do it -
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5 year multiple entry DTV visa (Destination Thailand) from 2024-xx-xx
"Legit" in Thailand? No such thing here - but "Normal" would fit. Covering any required bank-balance is a standard part of Immigration's agent-partners. -
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Report Aussie Tourist Arrested for Reckless Stunts on Phuket Road
Thailand doesn't have a anyone enforce the road rules and actually they appear as though they don't care anyways. -
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Trump Wants Alcatraz Back: ‘The Rock’ to Cage America’s Worst?
Maybe something like this... -
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Brutal Murder of Israeli Businessman in LA Tied to Illegal Immigrants
I'll try to look at this from a different angle. I have stolen something (actually I have not, but bear with me). That is a criminal act. But, I have not been tried in court according to due process and found guilty of theft beyond all reasonable doubt. So, am I a criminal? From my point of view of course I am. I know what I did. But someone who doesn't know me may think I am not yet a criminal as I'm not convicted?
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