my U.S. American friend is living in Albania for three years in a row right now. No problem. Very inexpensive country to stay. He used to live on Penang, Malaysia, but they didn't want him there any more, visa related
at Land borders, a Thai ID card is okay. However at airports she will be asked to show a passport. Same as when checking in to the flight - the airline wants to see a passport since from Thailand to Cambodia it is an international flight. With a Thai ID card a Thai person can only fly inside Thailand
with her Thai ID card, she cannot spend more than 3 days in Cambodia. She needs her passport for an extended holiday. I am amazed and shocked at the many BS answers you received here
these were always the requirements for an application to the Non-Imm-O/A Longstay Visa. . . . . . . . . . for the application to the Non-Imm-O retirement visa, they never ask for such a requirement
open the Website of the Royal Thai Consulate Savannakhet. The "multi entry" Non-O is NOT listed but available at the consulate. The requirements are the same as for the 90 days Non-O, however the fee is 5000.- THB. Every copy must be signed by the Thai wife in BLUE ink! . . . . . . . . .Required documents
Visa application form [Download] which is completely filled out and signed by the applicant
Original and a copy of passport or travel document (must not expire within 180 days and contain at least two complete empty visa pages)
Two (2) photos of the applicant (3.5 x 4.5 cm, taken within 6 months)
Original and a copy of marriage certificate (for spouse/parent) or birth certificate (for child).
A copy of Thai identification card (for spouse/parent)