Bringing a Thai girl (TG) home,

[aiden15632]

Visa and Immigration
90-Day Tourist Visa

• Difficulty: Obtaining a 90-day tourist visa can be challenging, especially for those with short-term relationships. Immigration authorities are cautious about tourist visas being used for longer-term stays or potential immigration fraud.
  
• Application Process: To apply, your TG will need to provide proof of financial stability, a return ticket, and accommodation details. It helps to show that the visit is for tourism and not to live with you.
  
• Friendship vs. Relationship: It's generally advisable to present the visit as a friendship or casual acquaintance rather than a relationship to avoid complications. Provide a letter of invitation stating you will cover her accommodation, expenses, and flight. Be honest but strategic in your explanation.
  

Multiple Entry Visa

• Purpose: This visa is for frequent travelers and usually requires more documentation. It’s often easier if you can demonstrate a history of legitimate visits and strong ties to your home country.
  
• Challenges: Demonstrating the genuine nature of the relationship and the purpose of multiple visits can be complex. A well-documented history of communication and travel can help.
  

Long-Term Stays
Temporary LT (2-3 Months)

• Work Contracts: If your TG is a BG, you may need to buy out her work contract. This often involves paying a “buyout fee,” which can vary. The 15,000 baht figure you mentioned is a common estimate, but it’s best to confirm the exact amount with her and her employer.
  
• Considerations: Ensure that you have clear agreements about the terms of her stay, including financial arrangements, daily activities, and expectations.
  

Risks and Challenges
Communication and Integration

• Telephone Bills: Keep track of phone bills, as international calls and data usage can accumulate quickly. Use messaging apps like WhatsApp or Line for cheaper communication.
  
• Boredom and Homesickness: Your TG may experience boredom or homesickness, especially if she’s away from familiar surroundings for an extended period. Plan activities and help her stay connected with family and friends back home.
  

Potential Issues

• Cheating: If your TG is a BG, there may be concerns about her being tempted to resume her old lifestyle or being involved with others. Establish clear boundaries and communication about expectations and trust.
  
• Cultural Adjustment: Be prepared for cultural differences and potential misunderstandings. Patience and open communication are key.
  

Practical Tips

• Documentation: Keep detailed records of your communications and financial support. This can help if questions arise during visa applications or immigration processes.
  
• Legal Advice: Consider consulting with an immigration lawyer or advisor familiar with Canadian immigration laws to ensure you navigate the process correctly.
  
• Financial Responsibility: Ensure you’re ready for the financial implications of bringing someone over, including visa fees, travel expenses, and daily costs.
  

Summary
Bringing a TG from Thailand to Canada involves careful planning and consideration. While a 90-day tourist visa is the most straightforward option, longer stays or relationships may require more complex arrangements. Clear communication, documentation, and understanding of both cultural and legal aspects will help manage the process and make the experience more enjoyable for both of you.



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[daniel74]

Don't know about Canada visas..but never ever pay money for a girl to leave a bar where she works. They obviously don't have contracts and can change bars, leave work as they please. The only thing they can do to her and/or you is say you can't go in that bar again or have to pay a barfine for them for that night if go in with them within a few months etc. Usually only farang owners/managers who would only ever try that one on (and then only a few) so just tell them where to go

[hilululu]

I haven’t a clue about bringing a bar girl home to stay but think you should be telling the embassy when applying for any type of visa that she is your partner, so no I wouldn’t put on the visa application under OCCUPATION Bar girl/prostitute.



I would suggest that you go online and download your country’s holiday visa form to see what they want to know.



When my now wife first came overseas to stay with me for 90 days the visa was issued with no problems at all we just filled in the form supplied all the required information and paid the money, it was also the same for the Fiancée/Partner visa for residency.



I would say if you are in or starting a relationship with a Thai girl to keep all phone, E-mail, letters anything that proves that you have been keeping that relationship up over a period of time as that all counts as evidence of an ongoing relationship when applying for a Fiancée or marriage visa in the future.

[johnson13]

Harder to get a visa for your girl from thailand than it is for some wannabe terrorist from africa/arabia !

Can. Imm. want to be assured she is going home after visa expires - she must have ties to her community - job, savings, land etc. Any hint of sex-worker experience in her past and definite no-go.



And to top it off they have to get visa almosty every time they travel to Canada as visa is only good for 6 months. By visa i am referring to tourist visa of course. In comparison my TG has a US visa that is valid for 10 years !



Just my opinion but why would you want to live in Canada with her ?? Besides the risk of contaminating her Thainess with great white water buffalo thinking the cost of living in our soon to be shithole country is stupid !



I have yet to bring my TG over in january (she teaches so trips coincide with school breaks April & October) but if I wanted to cure her of the misplaced desire to live here I would let her experience winter - they just cannot comprehend a season that could actually kill you !



Maybe if you were to become engaged and show a history of actually spending time with her and she has ties to Thailand (maybe enrolled in school) then she she might get a visa. good luck.



BTW a relationship with 10k miles between you and your TG isn't so bad - take my word for it. Just visit her often.

[shant234]

Getting a UK visa was a bit of an arduous process even for a non BG that had been educated in the USA for 2 yrs. We had to provide so much evidence of a relationship and finances etc. I know plenty of ex BG`s in our local area though that are living here permanantly now, so it is possible for them to get a visa if they are married to someone from here. I agree with the earlier posts that it seems to be easier for terrorists to enter the UK. From what ive heard the UK is the most difficult country to obtain a visa for so Canada might not be so difficult.

[johnson13]

I hear you! The cold weather can definitely make you long for the warmth and excitement of Bangkok. December will be here before you know it, and you’ll be back enjoying the vibrant city life. In the meantime, maybe start planning your trip or revisiting some of your favorite spots from before to help pass the time. If you need any tips or suggestions for your upcoming visit, just let me know!