@Gaz *******

Well, I have already drafted a generic email to send to all of them.

Thanks to: Peter Smith. Rachel Wands. Gaz Cooper. Ant W Tailor.

Although I prefer to communicate in writing via email.

Let the music begin!

"Hello,

Thank you for reaching out. I am interested in learning more about health insurance options in Thailand and would prefer to communicate via email for more detailed information. Could you please provide Peter Wands' (husband) email address so I can contact him directly?"

@Rachel ******

Thank you, Rachel. I Will do.

@Peter ******

I have sent them a request. Although there is no option to choose an office in Bangkok.

The truth is: If you have a Non-O visa based on marriage, you should legally be able to work in Thailand, as long as your employer obtains a work permit for you. There is no need to leave the country to obtain a business visa, as your marriage visa grants you the right to reside and work in Thailand, as long as you follow the work permit procedures.

@Wolf *****

The employer is probably not fully informed about the flexibility of the marriage visa and is used to handling business visas (Non-B), which are more common in the work field. It's important to explain to them that with the Non-O marriage visa, there is no need to switch to a business visa.