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Dependent Visa (Non-O)
If you’re planning to live in Thailand with your spouse or family member working there, you’ll need the Thai Family Visa, officially called the Non-Immigrant O (Dependent) Visa. This visa allows dependents to stay in Thailand while their partner or parent works or studies.
1. Overview
The Family Visa is for:
Spouses and children of foreigners working in Thailand (Non-B Visa holders)
Family members of Thai nationals
Dependents of holders of Non-Immigrant ED or OA visas
2. Eligibility
Eligible applicants:
Spouses: Legally married (recognized by Thai law)
Children: Under 20, unmarried, living with family
Adopted children: Legal proof required
Parents: Over 50 and financially dependent
3. Visa Validity
Applied outside Thailand: 90-day validity (extendable)
Applied inside Thailand: Can be converted to a 1-year visa
Must report to Thai Immigration every 90 days.
4. Required Documents
For All Applicants:
Passport (valid for at least 6 months)
Completed visa application form (3 copies)
3 passport photos
Evidence of relationship (e.g., marriage certificate)
Proof of residence in Thailand
Financial proof: minimum 400,000 THB in a Thai bank account
Additional documents based on the applicant's situation.
5. Application Process
From Outside Thailand:
Apply at a Thai Embassy or Consulate.
Include required documents and visa fee (approx. RM 320).
Processing time: 5–10 working days.
Inside Thailand:
Enter on a Tourist Visa or Visa Exemption.
Visit Chaeng Wattana Immigration Office to convert to Non-Immigrant O.
Submit supporting documents.
6. Renewal Process
Renew annually, no earlier than 30 days before expiry.
Must be present in Thailand during renewal.
7. Important Notes
Dependents cannot work; must switch to Non-B Visa for employment.
Divorce voids the visa; dependents must leave Thailand.
90-day reports required to avoid fines.
8. Fees
Single-Entry (90 Days): 2,000 THB
Multiple-Entry (1 Year): 5,000 THB
9. Helpful Contacts
Thai Immigration Bureau: immigration.go.th
Department of Consular Affairs: consular.mfa.go.th
Chaeng Wattana Immigration Office: Government Complex, Building B, Bangkok
10. Summary
The Thai Family Visa (Non-Immigrant O) is ideal for dependents wanting to stay long-term in Thailand. Ensuring all paperwork is complete and timely renewals can lead to straightforward approval.
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Dependent Visa (Non-O)
If you’re planning to live in Thailand with your spouse or family member working there, you’ll need the Thai Family Visa, officially called the Non-Immigrant O (Dependent) Visa. This visa allows dependents to stay in Thailand while their partner or parent works or studies.
1. Overview
The Family Visa is for:
Spouses and children of foreigners working in Thailand (Non-B Visa holders)
Family members of Thai nationals
Dependents of holders of Non-Immigrant ED or OA visas
2. Eligibility
Eligible applicants:
Spouses: Legally married (recognized by Thai law)
Children: Under 20, unmarried, living with family
Adopted children: Legal proof required
Parents: Over 50 and financially dependent
3. Visa Validity
Applied outside Thailand: 90-day validity (extendable)
Applied inside Thailand: Can be converted to a 1-year visa
Must report to Thai Immigration every 90 days.
4. Required Documents
For All Applicants:
Passport (valid for at least 6 months)
Completed visa application form (3 copies)
3 passport photos
Evidence of relationship (e.g., marriage certificate)
Proof of residence in Thailand
Financial proof: minimum 400,000 THB in a Thai bank account
Additional documents based on the applicant's situation.
5. Application Process
From Outside Thailand:
Apply at a Thai Embassy or Consulate.
Include required documents and visa fee (approx. RM 320).
Processing time: 5–10 working days.
Inside Thailand:
Enter on a Tourist Visa or Visa Exemption.
Visit Chaeng Wattana Immigration Office to convert to Non-Immigrant O.
Submit supporting documents.
6. Renewal Process
Renew annually, no earlier than 30 days before expiry.
Must be present in Thailand during renewal.
7. Important Notes
Dependents cannot work; must switch to Non-B Visa for employment.
Divorce voids the visa; dependents must leave Thailand.
90-day reports required to avoid fines.
8. Fees
Single-Entry (90 Days): 2,000 THB
Multiple-Entry (1 Year): 5,000 THB
9. Helpful Contacts
Thai Immigration Bureau: immigration.go.th
Department of Consular Affairs: consular.mfa.go.th
Chaeng Wattana Immigration Office: Government Complex, Building B, Bangkok
10. Summary
The Thai Family Visa (Non-Immigrant O) is ideal for dependents wanting to stay long-term in Thailand. Ensuring all paperwork is complete and timely renewals can lead to straightforward approval.
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Siac Consulting Experts
Specializes in Thai company formation for foreign entrepreneurs, with expertise in BOI registration, and ongoing corporate compliance.
Stay up-to-date
Helpful Links
Opening a Corporate Bank Account in Thailand
Opening a Corporate Bank Account in Thailand
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Thailand Trademark Registration
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VAT Registration in Thailand
SIAC Consulting Co. Ltd
Dependent Visa (Non-O)
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If you’re planning to live in Thailand with your spouse or family member working there, you’ll need the Thai Family Visa, officially called the Non-Immigrant O (Dependent) Visa. This visa allows dependents to stay in Thailand while their partner or parent works or studies.
1. Overview
The Family Visa is for:
Spouses and children of foreigners working in Thailand (Non-B Visa holders)
Family members of Thai nationals
Dependents of holders of Non-Immigrant ED or OA visas
2. Eligibility
Eligible applicants:
Spouses: Legally married (recognized by Thai law)
Children: Under 20, unmarried, living with family
Adopted children: Legal proof required
Parents: Over 50 and financially dependent
3. Visa Validity
Applied outside Thailand: 90-day validity (extendable)
Applied inside Thailand: Can be converted to a 1-year visa
Must report to Thai Immigration every 90 days.
4. Required Documents
For All Applicants:
Passport (valid for at least 6 months)
Completed visa application form (3 copies)
3 passport photos
Evidence of relationship (e.g., marriage certificate)
Proof of residence in Thailand
Financial proof: minimum 400,000 THB in a Thai bank account
Additional documents based on the applicant's situation.
5. Application Process
From Outside Thailand:
Apply at a Thai Embassy or Consulate.
Include required documents and visa fee (approx. RM 320).
Processing time: 5–10 working days.
Inside Thailand:
Enter on a Tourist Visa or Visa Exemption.
Visit Chaeng Wattana Immigration Office to convert to Non-Immigrant O.
Submit supporting documents.
6. Renewal Process
Renew annually, no earlier than 30 days before expiry.
Must be present in Thailand during renewal.
7. Important Notes
Dependents cannot work; must switch to Non-B Visa for employment.
Divorce voids the visa; dependents must leave Thailand.
90-day reports required to avoid fines.
8. Fees
Single-Entry (90 Days): 2,000 THB
Multiple-Entry (1 Year): 5,000 THB
9. Helpful Contacts
Thai Immigration Bureau: immigration.go.th
Department of Consular Affairs: consular.mfa.go.th
Chaeng Wattana Immigration Office: Government Complex, Building B, Bangkok
10. Summary
The Thai Family Visa (Non-Immigrant O) is ideal for dependents wanting to stay long-term in Thailand. Ensuring all paperwork is complete and timely renewals can lead to straightforward approval.
Stay up-to-date
Helpful Links
Opening a Corporate Bank Account in Thailand
Opening a Corporate Bank Account in Thailand
Certified English–Thai Translation & Legalization in Thailand
Certified English–Thai Translation & Legalization in Thailand
Thailand Trademark Registration
Thailand Trademark Registration
VAT Registration in Thailand
VAT Registration in Thailand
