Just a suggestion, I have an E-Visa, what have done the past few years is to print it out, fold it up and paper clip it to the second page of my passport.

Doing so makes it quick work to show an airline, and to hand it to immigration. I leave it in my passport until I return to my homeland just in case any questions arise

Took 3 weeks from the Los Angeles consulate for a Non O married to a Thai

That’s great…I just did a non immigration O visa and it took almost 3 weeks

@Tod ********

yes it said 90 days…that was a fat finger mistake on my part.

Is this valid for someone on a non O 90 day visit Thai spouse visa. I was under the impression that you could not extend that visa.

@John *******

this is Thailand…if you need to show it, having a hard copy is 1000% better than showing an email.

@Alastair *******

I keep the PDF copy paper clipped to the page that immigration stamps.

If you apply for a evisa, they are going to ask for your itinerary, and you must have proof of that, such as a copy of your flight tickets. You are going to open up a can of worms for yourself if you apply and provide false information.

I just arrived in Thailand with the same 90 day nonO married to a Thai e.visa. Just print out the page that has the QR code on it. What I do is paper clip it to the page that immigration will stamp, that way immigration will see it before they stamp you in, but it’s always a good idea to double check that stamp for the full duration of your evisa

@James *******

Are You sure about the days? I just did an evisa and it states length of stay 90 days.