soi8 skrev:
Er der nogen herinde der har prøvet at få "married visa" mange påstår de er meget svært og kompliceret, men er det reelt det?

thai skrev:


min nabo har fået det, ja det er lidt mere kompliceret men ikke svært eller umuligt udfyld papirerne med bring dokumenterne så går resten af sig selv,

Documents required at Thai Immigration.

1. Your passport, your wife’s passport, and copies

2. Husband/Wife’s ID card

3. Husband/Wife’s household registration AKA tabian baan

4. Children’s birth certificates if available

5. Your legal marriage certificate

6. Bankbook in Thailand showing funds of 400,000 Thai baht or a letter from your Embassy showing income of 40,000 Thai baht per month.

7. Letter from your Thai bank confirming your funds

8. Drawn location map of your residence

9. Proof of where you reside with your husband/wife, if you rent you need a copy of the ID card and the household registration of the owner

10. 2 photographs together inside your home

11. 2 photographs outside the home showing the house or condo number

You must provide two sets of photocopies for all the above and also the original documents to the Thai Immigration bureau for their perusal.


What happens when the documents are given.
When you have collated both copies of the documents you will then submit them to the Thai Immigration in your home area. They will check your documents and, if the Immigration officer verifies the documents are satisfactory, you will be granted a one month ‘under due consideration period’.
Within that month your documents will be sent to the Thai Immigration office in Bangkok for verification and you may find that you will get a visit from your local Thai Immigration officers to verify your home address and to confirm you are in a legitimate relationship. When the month is ready to finish you will go back to the Thai Immigration who will stamp you for the rest of the year if they feel the documents are fine.