US citizen married to a Thai.

How do I get this 1 year multi entry visa for visiting family from the Consulate in Chicago? The evisa website only lists single entry when I select non-immigrant and to stay with thai family (over 60 days) with no mention of duration.

Hello, I’m currently in Thailand on a ninety day Non-O based on having a half Thai child. I’m not married to my son’s father. My ninety days are up on the 4th February. We are located in Koh Tao which does now have an immigration office but I can’t get a clear answer from them on if they do the 60 day extension based on visiting Thai family, in which case my next option would be to go to Samui. Firstly, Would I be eligible for the 60 day extension based on visiting Thai family? Secondly, when I go to do a new Non-O do I have to show proof of funds if I go to Savannakhet in Laos? Thank you in advance. (As I side note I’m planning to do the year extension but I’m having trouble opening a Thai Bank account).

Hi , can anyone tell me , if I come into Thailand on a tourist visa after the 90 days can I get another 60 day extension due to having Thai family

Non-O based on marriage to a Thai expires Mar. 3, 2021 - last 90-day entry ended June 3. I was hoping to do a 60 day visit Thai family extension immediately before the visa expires. If I do that extension now will I also be able to do it again next year?

Got 60-day extension based on Thai family today at Chiang Rai immigration. Here are the documents needed if anyone needs to follow suit and not sure what to bring. And don’t forget your wife needs to be present as well.

Tm7 application form + 1 photo

Passport and copy

Visa page copy

Tm6 entry card in passport copy

wife ID card copy

Wife housebook copy

Marriage certificate copy

Rental contract copy (if you don’t live at the address on your wife’s housebook)

Kor ror 2 form - can be obtained at the Amphoe office next to immigration for 20 baht

1900 baht

Robert lagas, what are the differences outlined in your message?