The Non-Immigrant O Visa is one of the most commonly requested long-stay visas in Thailand.
It can be issued for several reasons:
• Marriage to a Thai citizen
• Retirement (age 50+)
• Accompanying a family member
• Being a dependent of a visa holder
• Volunteering or social support activities

This visa can be obtained at a Thai Embassy abroad or converted inside Thailand if you entered with a Visa Exemption stamp and meet all requirements.
Processing normally takes 3–4 weeks, and the initial stay is 90 days, extendable to 1 year.
Our team assists with full document preparation, immigration coordination, and fast-track submission.

The Non-Immigrant O Visa allows the holder to stay in Thailand for an extended period. It can be issued abroad or inside Thailand, depending on eligibility.
Key rules include:

• Initial validity: 90 days (extendable yearly).
• Documents vary depending on the purpose (marriage, retirement, dependent, etc.).
• Applicants entering Thailand with a Visa Exemption may convert to Non-O inside the country.
• Applicants cannot apply if they have overstayed, even by one day.
• Each document must be properly signed and submitted according to immigration requirements.

The Non-Immigrant O Visa is available for individuals in the following categories:

• Retirees aged 50+
• Foreigners married to Thai nationals
• Dependents (spouse and children) of Non-Immigrant visa holders
• Volunteers or individuals working with social/charity organizations
• Family members accompanying someone working or studying in Thailand

Each category requires specific supporting documents and financial proofs.

The application process depends on the purpose of your Non-Immigrant O Visa.
General steps include:

1. Obtain the Visa
   Apply at a Thai Embassy/Consulate abroad or convert inside Thailand.

2. Prepare Required Documents
   All supporting documents must match your visa purpose (marriage documents, financial proof, retirement funds, dependent certificates, etc.).

3. Submit Application
   Hand in your file at the Embassy or Immigration office. Visa fees apply.

4. Attend Interview (if required)
   Immigration may request additional information or supporting evidence.

Note: Embassies and Immigration reserve the right to request additional documents they consider relevant.