Do a dummy run

@Phillip *******

No, putting 800k in the bank or having 65k a month income is the legal way to do it.

If you haven't got that relatively small amount of money then truthfully, you shouldn't be here.

@Maxim **********

Totally agree and with 10+ accounts I might know the truth from fiction.

No insurance bought at any time.

I beg to differ. Visa of any kind is taken differently to a visa exempt.

However, to avoid any issues at check in, phone the airline or better email them.

Get on the old Thai Visa forum and go through the relevant threads.

There are people there who post up actual lists of the documents they submitted and the results etc. and I both took advice and contributed when I was in a similar position. No need for parasitic agents.

The gust of the posts so far is true, that they need to be sure she will return. If she does not have a job with salary and bank statements then what about any record of your sustaining her and just how did she earn money.

It isn't that hard to get it put together but get someone to read it through and try to form an objective opinion.

If you get refused, you used to get some idea of why you were refused and you could address that in a subsequent application.

But the main things are straightforward, assuming she doesn't qualify in her own right on income grounds to fund her holiday. Family, job, will job be available if she is away for a period of time, property in Thailand, etc.

As for you, your finances aside, it is how long you have known her, communication, support, etc. again, not rocket science.

@Michael *****

No need to go talk to any of those parasites. Nothing they can do the OP cannot do himself.

@Ste ******

2 years ? Show me where that pearl of wisdom is in the law ?

The truth is that if you are weak then she needs to be stronger and the best scenario is if she doesn't need your sponsorship to go to the UK for a holiday.

There is no magic 2 years

@Stuart ********

World class in brown nosing seems a good start.

This one !

@Reigne ********

No it isn't. It can be based on your airline and the country where you change planes.

We had issues in Germany on BKK-FRA-LHR because of German specific rules.