@Graham *****

been in Thailand 20 years. Never been asked to show evidence of my passport or work permit... only shown my driver's licence a few times at police checks. Never had a problem with that either

@Graham *****

he's leaving the day his visa expires, no problem... stop scaremongering people...

@Graham *****

A few days over is not a problem... Twice I've paid the fine for 4 days over & has never been an issue later on either...

Seeing u r a pom Pa, if u & your wife are legally; it's much easier to get your wife a visa to visit your country... I'm Australian and been married for 31 years, my wife has never been rejected for visiting down under & also USA...

As long as your paperwork is correct and truthful, you wife will never have a problem unless the finance side is low in funds to support her, depending on how long her visits are going to be...

@David ***

Single entry Non-O. If you are over 50 and don't intend to work, then apply for the single entry Non-OA.

U can look at what visas are applicable for you at services

@Steve ******

Wrong. I did the 90 day reporting during covid as I wasn't leaving the country... But now back to the 90 days as travelling with work... Never had an OA. Only Non-B's & O's...

@David ***

There’s 2 types of Non-O.

1. u can only stay for a maximum of 90 days

The other u don't need to leave the country but have to report every 90 days...

@Michael *******

The only thing different is the Bank Statements... Will see what the HCMC Consulate is doing about the bank statements too... Had previously done the visa before covid there, as quick and easy like Savannakhet is / was...

A friend from Chiangmai was only given a 3 month single entry yesterday at Savannakhet as he didn't have the bank statements with him...

@Ivan ********

Get a Multiple Entry Non-O visa based on marriage from the Royal Thai Embassy in London