What is the best nearby embassy for applying for a Non-O visa in Thailand?

@Za ******

That might be true, but this is not something that is the same in all countries, that also is the reason why it is causing problems.

Every country has its own cultural and legal practices.

@Luit ****************

i’m not from the US and also not from UK, still my second given name is my middle name🤷‍♂️

@Za ******

No, maybe in your country the second name is your middle name, but a lot of other countries don't share this opinion and see all given nanes just as first name.

The country I live, Netherlands is just one of these countries and just do not have middle names.

Just ask Google and you will get this answer:

"No, legally speaking, the Netherlands does not have a 'middle name' like in the United States, but you can have multiple official first names."

@Luit ****************

the second given name is always your middle name, in this case he has 3 given names so the first one is the first name and the second two names are considered middle names. I myself also have 2 given names and the second one is always the middle name. Voorname can be only 1

@Za ******

Is is not so easy, this just depends on the country you come from.

In Netherlands people have more given names, but none of them is a middle name.

I think middle names are mainly a Anglo-American thing.

Google says this about it: Dutch people do not legally or culturally have "middle names" in the Anglo-American sense. Instead, they have multiple given names (voornamen) listed on their birth certificates and official documents

So when the visa is approved by Thhai embassy I don't expect problems at Thai Immigration for OP.