Ma femme est thailandaise et J'envisage de venir habiter en thailande.Je sais que la législation concernant les visas a changée.Etant marié, de quel type de visa ai je besoin et avec quelles contraintes....
Si je comprend bien je dois demander un visa o à entrée multiples et espérer être renouveler.
Quelqu'un serait il dans ce cas et pourrait il m'éclairer sur les critères de renouvelement...
ce n'est pas la seule condition mais je crois qu'il faut avoir un compte en banque bien rempli surtout depuis la fin de l'année où la somme a je crois été augmenté, en plus, ils cherchent plus les retraités que les jeunes cadres dynamiques si tu vois ce que je veux dire 🙂
mais bon, je serai bien content d'en savoir plus aussi, alors, attendons encore un peu
" Ils ne savaient pas que c'était impossible, alors ils l'ont fait. "
une petite question pour commencer, que comptes-tu faire en Thaïlande?
Si tu comptes travailler, ce qui, vu ton age, serait assez naturel, je te conseille vivement de commencer par trouver un job ce qui te permettra d'obtenir un visa non-immigrant B.
Dans le cas contraire, sache que pour obtenir un visa non-immigrant O (mariage) il te faudra un compte en banque avec 400'000 bahts dessus (3 mois avant de faire ta demande) et ton couple doit avoir un revenu de 40'000 bahts par mois au minimum. Si ces revenus proviennent de l'étranger, tu devras obtenir une lettre de ton ambassade confirmant ces revenus, le montant et la régularité.
"There is no way to happiness, happiness is the way" Buddha
"Le vrai voyageur n'a pas de plan établi et n'a pas l'intention d'arriver" Lao Tseu
400'000 bahts dessus (3 mois avant de faire ta demande) et ton couple doit avoir un revenu de 40'000 bahts par mois au minimum
Le "et" ne serais pas un "OU"? car dans se cas cela me semble bcp a prouver et les connaissances que j ai et qui on se visa montre seulement 1 fois tous les X temps leurs 400.000bath, rien que sa.
A++++😉😉😉
On est son propre refuge, qui d'autre pourrait l'être. Bouddha.
Et bien je comptais construire quelques appartements sur un terrain nu, ce qui m'aurait donné un salaire complémentaire à l'exploitation agricole (200 Ha) que je possède au cambodge.
C'est pour cela que j'ai besoin de quelques infos pour être certain de mon coup et comme ma femme n'aime pas trop le cambodge c'est difficile d'habiter là-bas...
depuis fin 2006 c'est bien ET ( depot a la banque PLUS revenus réguliers)
400 000 bath sur le compte au minimum ( il est demandé une attestation de la banque avec la photocopie ( et l'original a présenter, pour bien verifier que l'argent y est en permanence ( et non pas juste le jour de la demande !!)
quant aux revenus, c'est bien un revenu régulier et certifié avec documents a l'appui ( soit un salaire en Thailande, soit un salire cumulé du couple si l'épouse thaie travaille, soit une rente ou un revenus provenant de 'étranger, ou un mix des deux totlisant au mnimum 40 000 THB ( c'était déjà les conditions appliquées en janvier 2007)
a savoir qu'effectivement les gens de l'immigration sont un peu plus tolerant avec les résidents de longue date venant renouveller leur visa de résident NON-O d'un an ; mais pour les nouveaux venus, ils se contentent maintenant souvent d'appliquer les textes
Je vais mettre tout le monde d'accord puisque je suis en train de lancer la procedure d'extension d'un an pour la premiere fois, a defaut des O multi que j'utilisais jusqu'a present: il y a NI et NI ou 😛
Depuis le 1er oct 2006, il faut justifier d'un revenu mensuel de 40, 000 baht (l'epoux et/ou l'epouse ou les 2 combines) et c'est tout. D'ailleurs les textes de loi en Anglais ou Thai l'indiquent bien. A l'immigration de BKK ils appliquent ca a la lettre puisque c'est ce qu'ils m'ont demande.
Quant a avoir uniquement 400, 000b sur un compte en banque c'est pour ceux qui vivaient deja en Thailande avant le 1/10/2006 sur la base d'extension d'un an, et encore, car c'est vraiment a l'appreciation de l'immigration, ou eventuellement aussi pour ceux qui souhaitent un O multi, mais la, c'est au consulat qui le delivre d'en decider et non pas a l'immigration.
Salut Jérôme, pour ma part j'ai renouvelé mon visa d'un an en mars 2007 (j'étais déjà au bénéfice d'un renouvellement avant octobre 2006) et le responsable du bureau de l'immigration à Phuket m'a demandé la preuve du revenu de 40'000 baht ET mes relevés bancaires justifiant d'un avoir de 400'000 bahts minimum.
"There is no way to happiness, happiness is the way" Buddha
"Le vrai voyageur n'a pas de plan établi et n'a pas l'intention d'arriver" Lao Tseu
Effectivement, on en avait deja parle (pour le visa retraite je crois) qu'a Phuket ils ne voyaient pas les choses comme les autres! Il y avait aussi l'exemple de quelqu'un sur ce forum qui ne pouvait pas remplir toutes ces conditions et a qui l'officier de l'immigration avait proposer de lui "preter" l'argent 😕
Exact. Et au sujet de ce visa du disais que c'était 800'000 OU 65'000 par mois.
Mais pour le visa mariage (en fait j'ai un O et un B, c'est un 2 en 1 comme les shampoings😛) en ce qui me concerne, il a vraiment voulu le revenu plus les 400'000!
"There is no way to happiness, happiness is the way" Buddha
"Le vrai voyageur n'a pas de plan établi et n'a pas l'intention d'arriver" Lao Tseu
Une chose m'etonne (ou ne m'etonne plus). Le nombre de gens qui croient savoir et qui ne savent rien mais qui causent fort. Je ne parlerai meme pas de ceux qui ecrivent en petit negre (Aie on va me traiter de raciste). Aux personnes vraiment desireuses de renseignements serieux contactez-moi en prive je vous repondrai. Je travaille tous les jours avec des juristes.
Pour repondre entre le ET et le OU. La reponse definitive c'est le OU. Je monte des dossiers de ce type tous les jours et quand l'officier demande les 400 000 ET les revenus, Il veut faire monter les encheres. Quans un de mes avocats se presente a n'importe quel bureau d'immigration (Phuket, Bangkok, Korat ou autres...) c'est toujours OU.
Marcofrench peux m'expliquer pour qui et pourquoi tu montes des dossiers?
pourquoi toujours en message prive pourquoi pas faire profiter tout le monde
le monde de ton savoir aux droits thai?
"Le touriste apparait comme le principal agent de diffusion du mépris anti touristique. Plus le touriste se voit en miroir de l'autre, plus il le déteste".
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