@Galen *****

they don't list the ME-Non-O on their website, but yes the option can be X-ed on their (old!) application form. The 400.000 THB bank requirement got into effect by November last year and is not mentioned. Savannakhet remains an insider-tipp at most

@Graham *****

my bad 🙄

@Gary *********

the only two consulates that still issue the 1-year multi entry Non-Imm-O family visa, are YANGON (Myanmar) embassy and SAVANNAKHET (Laos) consulate. Be aware, the option is NOT mentioned on their websites. It is only when you show up and ask for it, you can still get it issued. But you need proof of 400.000.- THB in your thai bank account, you need that bank statement, your bankbook, and a fresh Thai marriage registry printout, and 5000.- THB fee

@Mark *********

you shouldn't believe in everything you read and hear. At some point after XYZ visa-exempt entries, you will be denied

@Ryan-Kristopher *******

don't ever attempt do visa-exempt entries consecutively, becoz at some point you will get denied entry! Go get the 12-months extension of stay based on a marriage to a Thai wife, and buy a multiple re-entry permit for it for 3800.- THB

@Gary *********

the multi entry Non-Imm-O family visa got discontinued by October 2023

foreign women married to a Thai husband don't need money in a bank. Just apply for the 90-days Non-imm-O visa based on marriage with a Thai, enter Thailand and apply on Immigration for the 12-months extension of stay permit. Your marriage must however be acknowledged in Thailand, though, for this step

@Stephen *******

there are no fee-free Thai visa handed out by "Thai government" and for every visa application through an embassy, there is a fee

name is "Destination Thailand Visa (DTV)"

there is a whole new Facebook group dedicated to DTV for Thailand only, lots of experiences and reports and tech tipps