You may qualify for a 60 day visit Thai family extension.

That is not a trailing spouse visa, as that is as a dependant on a foreign spouse.

It is unclear the rules on 2 foreigners.

If you are married to a Thai.

You will apply for the non-o visa based on being married to a Thai.

Requiring all the relevant documents.

However it is unclear on the exact rules, as no one has processed one yet.

The belief is the foreign same-sex spouse will have to provide financial evidence, of 400k in a Thai bank.

You will have to go to your local immigration for the requirements to be sure.

It is a 90 day non-o visa, not considered a long-stay.

It would then be extended in country 1 year at a time.

@Jason ******

please refer to the visa type.

Thai immigration consider it a tourist visa as it is aimed at "leisure activities".

And it's in the the wording "workation" for the remote workers.

It is not a non-o and a category of its own.

Anonymous participant you can message direct if you like.

@Marcus *******

you are wrong.

DTV is a tourist visa.

Most banks will not allow unless you use an agent.

I do not know of 1 DTV that has been successful without.

Colin Huttley

Many embassies still issue letters.

In Phuket you need your original marriage certificate, does not have to be in Thai or certified.

You will need a koror 22 from the local Amphur.

All the information you need for Phuket can be found at piv-phuket.com

Or go to room 204 and speak with the volunteers at the entrance and can explain exactly what you need.

No 800k,

No 1 yr of transfers,

No embassy letter,

NO VISA