@Bent ************

not all airlines accept train, bus or boat tickets. Many airlines only accept "real" flight tickets . . You need to contact the airline to find out which way they prefer

@Eva ********

there is nothing such as a 90-das tourist visa . . . . . .on a single entry Tourist Visa, you only get a 60-days admitted stay stamp upon entry and must apply for the 30 days extension for 1900 THB . . .you are confusing the 60 days permitted stay with the 90-days visa validity

@Liv *****

that's wrong. . . . on a single entry Tourist Visa, you only get a 60-days admitted stay stamp upon entry and must apply for the 30 days extension for 1900 THB . . .you are confusing the 60 days permitted stay with the 90-days visa validity

@Graham *****

that one other, I think would be Immigration Koh Samui - only in the last week before expiry

@Supreedee ****************************

YOU don't need any visa, you nenter on your Thai passport. Your husband needs the 90-days Non-Imm-O marriage visa, through the E-Visa online system of the Royal Thai Embassy London. . . in Thailand, he needs to open a Thai bank account and ASAP transfer a minimum of 400,000 THB into it (as a UK citizen he cannot get an income affidavit issued by his embassy)

@Ally ***********

you assume and assume and assume . . . . myself, I am able to READ. I fully understood the question. Only one point was unclear when he said "married in Thailand by muslim ceremony" upon which I had to tell him that this does not constitute a legal marriage in Thailand. . . to which he corrected himself saying that indeed they had their marriage registered by the Amphur, too. . . .OMG some people here are so unbearable

@Ally ***********

Ireplied to him 8 (!!) hours ago: "you can get the 90-days Non-Imm-O marriage Visa in the UK with your UK marriage documents, but in order to apply in Thailand on Immigration for the 1-year extension of the stay permit, you need your marriage registered inside Thailand because Immigration wants to see a Kor Ror 22 marriage registry printout from the Amphur. You need to get your marriage legalized on the Royal Thai Embassy London, and co-legalized in Thailand"

@Ally ***********

you missed the fact that the OP is married to a Thai wife, and thus he is elegible for a Non-Imm-O Family Visa ? And he needs the Kor Ror 22 in order to apply for the extenson. I outlined EVERYTHING, you don't need to repeat what I already wrote

@Russell *****

as being married to a Thai wife, you will need a minimum of 400,000 THB in your Thai bank account, seasoned for two months, for the application to the first year "extension of stay". Once the "under consideration" 4 weeks period is done and youreceived the 1-year extension, you can theoretically take the 400,000 THB out of the account and use it for means of living. They just need to be back in your Thai bank account two months before your next application to the extension of stay . . . . however you can also switch to the "bank transfer" method . . . . After you entered on the 90-days Non-Imm-O Family Visa, you can start right away transferring every month, month for month not missing a single month, a minimum of 40,000 THB to your Thai bank account. So for the second "1-year extension", you can use a 12-months bank statement. . . . and keep on transferring a minimum of 40,000 THB every month. AFAIK being married to a Thai wife, a minimum of 500,000 THB per year after all allowances will be tax free. . . visit your Immigration for the handout list of requirements. . . . . as they can vary from one office to the other . . . one thing is for sure, in order to apply for the 1-year extension, your marriage needs to be registered in Thailand as Immigration will want to see a freshly printed Kor Ror 22 marriage registry document from the Amphur

@David ******

yes, transfers from each on his/her own. The "dependent" status apparently is not available anymore in Thailand for new applications. And both need to be over 50 years old