It will be possible to do incountry at Thai immigration.

This is reported from Phuket.

All of the documentation requirement remains the same.

It is reported that the foreign spouse will have to prove the financials regardless of male or female.

I have not heard or seen that it is has been tested yet.

@Kevin *********

it doesn't matter whether you believe it's contradictory.

It is what it is.

A lonstay visa is not a 90 day non-o you extend in Thailand.

An embassy is not Immigration.

Listen , whether you agree or not doesn't matter.

What you think you know doesn't matter.

You have been given the answers to your questions, by the top contributors.

There are many of us who have experience and are actually on these visas and some may have actual ties to Immigration.

The process is what it is, if you follow it works.

@Kevin *********

listen to

@Brandon ***********

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Stop confusing the process.

You do not need a Thai Bank to apply for an e-visa. 90 day non-o.

You do need a thai bank account to extend 1 year in Thailand.

IF you apply for an OA 1yr longstay visa and don't extend in Thailand you don't need a Thai bank account at all.

Embassies and Thai immigration are 2 different things.

800k 2 mths prior to extension application

800k 3 mths after approval

400k always never below

If you don't meet these criteria you will start over with a trip out.

None of those are official.

This is the evisa site to apply and pay.

Yes, as long as you do border bounces you will not have to prove anything

(As of now anyway).

If you were to try and extend in country the rules are different and proofs will be asked for.

So just leave and come back, no issues for 5 years.

It is a stimulus visa aimed at people coming and going.

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.