It's said 7 working days on their website. I guess they are swamped by attached documents.

For photos, you can paste 2 of approx. 18x13cm size photos and colour print them on A4 paper.

Here's the list of documents in Thai for your wife's perusal.

@Adam *******

I can't advise you on that. It may be best that you address this issue to the officer that interviews you when you submit an application and ask them for the solution.

@Adam *******

I had a call at 8.30am this morning from them telling me they are coming to my house this morning my husband and I have to be there for their inspection. Luckily, we didn't have plan to go anywhere today. I don't know if you can rearrange to other date though. Maybe it's best to leave your wife phone number as contact details. The inspection officers can speak English but seems to me they' preferred to converse in Thai.

Note: I had a house visit from immigration office today to confirm that my husband and I are a real couple and live in the address as we wrote in the application form. So, just to warn you to be prepared for a house visit during the consideration period. Apparently, they do it to every application now. You and the Mrs. must be presented. You also need 1 other person with you to sign the witness statement confirming that you and your wife are real married couple and live in that address. She/he must present a photo ID to an officer. You need to prepare a marriage cert., a bank book and a passport. The officer will take a photo of you holding a passport and bank book, you and your wife holding a marriage cert., you and your wife with an officer, you and your wife with the witness

..... seems very complicated but it's actually pretty simple and straightforward.

More documents:

- the rental agreement of your condo and its copy.

**** regarding the landlords ID, they didn't ask me for it when I applied for a 1 yr visa (counter L). However, when I changed my husband visa exemption to a 3 mths marriage visa (counter C), they asked for the receipt of TM 30 Alien residence notification, the rental contract, the copy of landlord's ID card and the copy of household registration certificate for the condo.

@Adam *******

Documents you have to prepare:

- 4x6 cm passport photo, taken no more than 6 mths

- TM. 7 form ( you can get that form at the immigration counter and fill in while you wait for your queue).

- your passport

- a copy of your passport ( bio data page, the immigration stamp, visa page) sign with "certified true copy"

- your marriage certificate (the fancy one - คร.3) and a copy

- your marriage registration (the one with all details - คร. 2)

- the Affirmation of freedom to marry and its Thai translation (Yes. It's odd but trust me you need it. I've been married for 13 years and the officer still asks for my husband's Affirmation of freedom to marry letter every time we apply for a marriage visa) If you don't have it, go to the registrar office where you got married and get a copy from them.

- your wife' ID card and its photocopy, her household registration book and its copy (if she doesn't have a book, tell her to go to registrar office and get them to issue a household certificate. It must be the most updated one (I've got grilled when they see my household certificate was issued 3 months ago), her name change certificate(s) and its copy

- if you are applying on the basis that you have 400K in Thai bank account, the money must be in your account at least 2 months). You need to prepare a bank book and its copy of the front page and the last page that shows the updated amount on the day of your application. You also need a bank's letter to confirm your have the 400K deposit in your account issued on the same day as your visa application ***Not every banks in Thailand has its office in the Immigration compound. HSBC is definitely not there. If you are opening an account for this purpose, Kbank and Bangkok bank are your first choice.

- 4 photos of you and your wife ***** 1 photo with the house/condo room number sign ; 1 photo from ourside area of house/ condo reception with the name of condo; 2 photos inside the house/unit ie. Bedroom, living room.

- a map to your house draw by hand.

@Adam *******

You can apply for the visa yourself. The agent will ask for the same documents and for you and your wife to be presented at an interview anyway. However, there are more details for documents that you must prepare.

@Richard ***********

Hi. Richard 😄