Then - maybe you can get a Single Entry 90 Non Imm B Visa. Which with the proper extensive documentation from your husband's employer - you can at Thai Immigration apply for a One Year Extension of Stay. Once the Extension is granted you can apply for the follow on Extension of Stay based on an O Visa.

Is this for being a Managing Director of a Thai Registered Company for which your husband is a Share Holder?

@Lloyd *******

it is 800K 2 months before. 800K for 3 months after getting the Extension approved. Then minimum of 400K up until 2 months before the next year's Extension Application

Correct no reentry permit at Krabi Airport. Only at Krabi Immigration

If you want correct information about TransferWise - then.

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To get the proper International Label on a TransferWise Funds Transfer you MUST use Bangkok Bank and the TW Reason for Sending Option "Funds for Long Term Stay in Thailand. The FTT code will appear in the updated printout of your Bangkok Bank Bankbook.

This Does Not work with other Thai Banks. If you insist on using another Thai Bank with TransferWise (or vice versa) you will end up chasing documents - going to the first TW Partner Bank to get a Bank Letter based on computer data that is normally used to create a FET form

Foreign Exchange Transaction Form.

The Non Imm O-A Visa requirements state that 800,000 Baht equivalent in CHF or EUR currency (for you) in your Swiss Bank in a liquid account for three months prior to application. You need a Medical Certificate and Criminal Background Cert. Both fairly easy. The O-A allows a one year stay (Multi-Entry). The Health Insurance can be the one you have now if it meets the coverage requirements.

You do not have a recently issued re-entry permit. In the first year of an O-A Visa the ability to exit Thailand and reenter is built in to the Multi-Entry aspect of the first year of the O-A Visa

It is not easy to think about challenging an I/O decision - but the law is the law. Appealing to a supervisor or superintendent may be the only answer. Seems quite straight forward. It sounds to me like the I/O is applying a similar requirement for using Monthly Income to meet Financial Requirements - that is the applicant must show 65,000 Baht a month for a year (12 deposits). Sometimes the I/O thought process gets a bit crossed up. There is absolutely no justification to tell you that the 800,000 needs to be in the bank for a year.

The other is Ranong (north of Phuket) at the pier (a Country Club)... Take a boat to Myanmar and back. Again - Google and Google maps