A Marriage Visa in Thailand (officially a Non-Immigrant “O” Visa based on marriage) allows a foreign national who is legally married to a Thai citizen to live in Thailand on a long-term basis. This visa is commonly granted for one year and may be renewed annually, provided all legal and financial requirements continue to be met.
Below are answers to the most common questions about obtaining and maintaining a Marriage Visa in Thailand.
You may be eligible for a Marriage Visa in Thailand if:
Marriages conducted outside Thailand must generally be registered with a Thai District Office (Amphur) before a marriage-based visa or extension can be granted.
Thai Immigration requires applicants to meet one of the following financial conditions:
Maintain at least THB 400,000 in a Thai bank account for the required period prior to submitting the application.
Show a minimum monthly income of THB 40,000, usually supported by an embassy income confirmation letter or other acceptable financial evidence.
Immigration officers may request additional documentation, such as bank statements or proof of ongoing income.
Required documents commonly include:
Applying for or renewing a Marriage Visa can involve detailed documentation and strict immigration procedures. Our experienced legal team assists clients at every stage of the process, from eligibility assessment and document preparation to extension applications and compliance with immigration requirements. Contact us today to receive clear, practical advice and professional support tailored to your specific circumstances.
Disclaimer: This information is provided for general guidance only and does not constitute legal or immigration advice. Laws and procedures may change. Professional advice should be sought for individual cases.
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