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Thailand Visa

Tracey Brown August 15, 2019 Thai Consulate

You can links to the last updates to the content on this website with regards to a Thai marriage visa, Thai retirement visa as well as marriage registration. You can find these covered in these links as listed below.

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Thai Embassy Singapore – Visa

Tracey Brown February 2, 2018 Thai Consulate

If you are in Singapore and looking at applying for a Thai visa at the Thai Embassy in Singapore then you can look on this website for the contact details of the Embassy and also look at the fees for each visa available. Note that there have been visa changes over the last few years for Singaporeans. These have been added below as a Singaporean does not need a tourist visa for Thailand however there are now limitations on how many times a land border can be used.

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Thai Visa Changes 2017

Tracey Brown February 6, 2017 Thai Consulate

The Thai visa changes 2017. This year the visa changes have already been made and the updated rules for those in Thailand should be noted as follows. The rules of enforcement has now been changed to the following and some of the older rules are still the same. Speak to a lawyer in Thailand for advice and assistance with your marriage visa extension as well as your retirement visa extension.

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Thai Immigration

Tracey Brown January 18, 2017 Thai Consulate

These are the contact details while in Thailand or abroad for Thai Immigration. These are the most recent details which has been listed for the department and they can answer questions which the Thai embassy might not be bale to answer for you. Free free to call them while in Thailand or visit their offices for more information about your Thai visa and immigration to Thailand.

Visa on arrival in Thailand

Tracey Brown January 18, 2017 Thai Consulate

The visa on arrival in Thailand has changed over the years. Firstly when crossing a land border you used to get 30 days stay in Thailand if you country was listed on the 30 day waiver list. Secondly today you only get 15 days when you cross over the border. Finally normally you need to show at least 10,000 Baht on arrival per person or 20,000 baht per family when you arrive.

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Tourist Visa for Thailand

Tracey Brown January 18, 2017 Thai Consulate

Firstly you need to understand the Tourist Visa for Thailand. The tourist visa is the most common visa that the Thai Embassy will issue. They issue millions of them each year around the world. The tourist visa is a 60 day visa to visit Thailand. This visa can also be extended in Thailand at Thai immigration for another 30 days for a fee of 1,900 THB. If you are planning on visiting Thailand then consider the tourist visa as not everyone can get a visa on arrival.

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Re-Entry Permits in Thailand

Tracey Brown January 18, 2017 Thai Consulate

If you have a marriage visa or a retirement visa in Thailand which has already been extended to a 1 year visa then you need to have a re-entry permit when you want to leave Thailand. You need to complete an application form for this. The re-entry permit allows you to leave Thailand and return and continue the Thai visa where you had left off.

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Thai Marriage Visa

Tracey Brown January 18, 2017 Thai Consulate

If you are married to a Thai or have a Thai child then you can live in Thailand on a marriage visa also known as an “O” visa which is a Thailand visa for a foreigner with a Thai family. The requirements for the visa are as follows including the financial requirements of the “O” visa in Thailand. Note that this is a 3 month visa when you enter Thailand and needs to be extended inside Thailand much like the retirement or “OA” visa in Thailand as listed on this website. Never overstay your visa.

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Thai Retirement Visa

Tracey Brown January 18, 2017 Thai Consulate

If you are over the age of 50 and looking at a Thai visa as you want to retire in Thailand then consider the requirements for the Thai retirement visa for Thailand – also known as the “OA” visa at the Thai embassy. You start by apply for this visa at the Thai embassy in your country. The visa is valid for 3 months once you enter Thailand. During this 3 months you need to extend the visa for 1 year.

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Royal Thai Consulate in Hull

Tracey Brown January 16, 2017 Thai Consulate

The Royal Thai embassy in Hull will issue you a Thai visa if you are visiting Thailand. This embassy can issue multiple entry visas for British nationals. There are a number of options at the Hull consulate. There is the tourist visa which is valid for 60 days when you enter Thailand. There is the 90 marriage visa if you have a Thai wife. There is the 90 day business visa if you want to work in Thailand or start a business. There is also the retirement visa if you are older than 50 years of age. Speak to the staff in Hull about your needs and reason for visiting Thailand.

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Thai Consulate in Mauritius

Tracey Brown July 9, 2016 Thai Consulate

If you are in Mauritius and need assistance then you can contact the Royal Thai Consulate in Mauritius located in St Louis. Note that this is an Honorary Consul and you will need to contact the Thai Embassy in Pretoria for information about your retirement visa or marriage visa.

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Thai Embassy in Korea (Update)

Tracey Brown June 17, 2016 Thai Consulate

Note that new rules have been introduced this month in Korea for all Thai nationals. The Thai Embassy in Seoul has stated that certain rules have changed and this has again bee repeated in the Bangkok Post. Note the changes are as follows: