According to their website:" The E-visa process can take up to approximately 3-4 WEEKS, depending on the type of your visa and the completeness of your documents."

Edited: normally not possible (the regular way) on an exemption on Koh Samui (as mentioned by the OP)

You can't. Simple as this.

@Richard ******

Google is your friend:

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@Brian *******

do you have an official link confirming this, please?

Contact the nearest Thai Embassy to get accurate information.

Here's the list of the Belgian Embassy recognized translators.



Also, feel free to contact the Embassy, they are helpful and reactive.

The first thing she has to find out is whether the marriage is actually recognized by the State where the husband was living or if it had been properly registered (Most states recognize the validity of legal marriages registered in Thailand but not all of them. To register the marriage in the United States, he must have contacted the Attorney General in his state of residence)

If the answer is no, then no hope for her.

If yes, she definitely should contact an American lawyer to get accurate advices.

Maybe the US Embassy in Bangkok could assist.

@Mic****

, you're correct but the OP did not mention any schedule.

STV could be an option too