@Yael *********

Leave Thailand on the passport you entered on. Mid air switch to enter Laos on your other passport.

Leave Laos on that passport and enter Thailand with it.

I can’t see how TM6 is more meaningful to anyone thats not been to Thailand before than TDAC - Thailand Digital Arrival Card.

Ps DTAC was a phone company. Recently merged with True Move.

I think you’ve answered your own question.

If you’re happy to give her a house then so be it. That’s basically what you’d be doing.

Too new to know that one yet. My guess is if it’s a flight delay then possibly not.

Perhaps someone will post their experience in the next few days.

Ever? That’s a long call. Perhaps but there’s no signs of that happening anytime soon.

People get dates of their stamps wrong all the time. No idea what a mess it would be if they had no stamp to remind them.

Not now. The visa once issued would be valid for 3 months from issue. Apply about a month before you leave. London has a pretty quick turn around time.

All borders. You’ll need one to bounce back.

Get a letter from the hospital doctor that you can’t fly and can’t attend immigration. Ask a friend or someone from the hospital to go and get the normal 30 day extension first.

Then when that’s running down repeat to apply for a medical extension. Depending on what the doctors letter says they can be issued for up to 90 days.

What you’re referring to as a “marriage visa” is actually a year long extension of stay. You can only get that for the same reason you got the Non O. You can’t get a year long extension off a tourist visa or exempt entry so you have to switch to a Non O and then apply for an extension.

As you are applying for a Non O based on being married to a Thai national then they are asking for two witnesses.

As to making sense. You’re looking in the wrong place. TiT.

Each office will use its own rules regarding combination funding. Perhaps someone from Trang is in Thai group and can advise. If not post in a few Trang related groups and see someone there knows.

Failing that you’ll have to slog out to the immigration office and ask them their policy.