@Martin ****

he is not married to the mother, thus he doesn't have any parental rights and cannot apply for the Non-O Family Visa. Even with his name on the birth certificate, he still needs a Thai Family Court order to be the legal father of the child

@Gardar **************************

he is not married to the mother, thus he doesn't have any parental rights and cannot apply for the Non-O Family Visa. Even with his name on the birth certificate, he still needs a Thai Family Court order to be the legal father of the child

@Mike ******

he is not married to a Thai wife, and he obviously is not 50 years old, yet. Going to Vietnam or Laos won't help him visa-wise. He can spend a nice holiday there, but that's what's to it

@Deepak ******

he is not married to a Thai wife, and he obviously is not 50 years old, yet

@Graham *****

correct. . .some people on extensions out of former Non-OA visa were "grandfathered" for a period, after 2019 . . . .but AFAIK Immigration, at least in Phuket, as stated on the website of the Phuket Volunteers, the grandfathering was discontinued in 2024

@Jim ******

that's why I said, send an e-mail inquiry. My god, can't you read properly? I know firsthand that Thai embassies will respond to e-mails

@Vincent **********

. that's why I said, send an e-mail inquiry. My god, can't you read properly? I know firsthand that Thai embassies will respond to e-mails

@Andrew *******

Guten Abend, do you already phoot phasa Thai dai mai?

@Andrew *******

coolio

@Andrew *******

I don't care what your lawyer said . . . I am talking about the new approach of Immigration towards border runners - AND repeated visa-exempt entries. And if they ever start to count, they will not only count calendar year, they will also look at your stays during the last 365-days period . . it is not either or, it is both . . NOTHING "resets", this is lawyer BS