@Dainius ********

be careful what you say to the immigration officer when you arrive. 60 day visa waiver is for tourism and not to see your wife technically.

@Dainius ********

your wedding has nothing to do with it. It's 400k thb usually in a home bank account for 3 months prior to applying for a Non O visa. Once you have that visa and go to Thailand (within 30 days) you have around 4 weeks to then put it in a Thai bank for it to season for 8 weeks before then applying for a 12 month extension (not visa) of your original visa. You have to do that every 12 months. If you leave Thailand you need a re entry permit or you loose your extension rights. You get that at the airport just past security and get a stamp in your passport. Single re entry or multiple re entry options you have.

@Dainius ********

then Lynnette has outlined what you need to do if married to a Thai national and not visiting for tourism.

So if you are not going for tourism you will need a visa. What is your nationality and how long on each visit and how often will you travel?

China gives you a 7 day visa waiver. Next time I'm doing a long layover and explore Shanghai for a few days.

Get a flight the next day, early morning flight and try and get through the exit gate before 11.59pm.

Yep, you go out using the UK then mid air change over to Thai passport. Both passports will be linked as a dual national. Straight through the Thai line at BKK though most are mixed now anyway I find.

@Andy *********

I don't think you can do that anymore.

You are recommended to apply for a visa at least 4-8 weeks before the travel date but do not submit your application more than 3 months before your departure date.

You should allow 3 weeks for London to process your application.