@Lynnette ******

If you want to play racist far-left delusional history games. “Munoz” sounds like a Spanish conquistador name…maybe you should take responsibility for your family trying to spread their ill-liberal Spanish settler colonialism even further in the New World via a genocide of current long time current inhabitants.

🤣😂🤣🤣🤣😂

@Mma ******

You can blame the “over stay” illegal aliens. Unfortunately, it’s rampant in the US.

It might be worth considering consulting with an immigration lawyer. Especially if you're not confident after some DIY research. My wife and I married in Thailand/obtained her permanent residency 37 years ago. At the time, it took about 8 months, lots of forms, a physical, police certificate and an interview. Not easy...but the last 37 years made it very worth while.

@ລາວນາທຶນ ******

Very much appreciate the template!

@Tom *******

Yhank you for the link!

@Brigitte ******

No personal experience on my part…if I was in your shoes, would look into the cost/benefits of a multi entry tourist visa.

@Robert ******

How many times?

It would be helpful if you could be specific about the number and length of his multiple entries.

@Jan *****************

No I haven’t done an E visa before but the instructions say reservations or a letter of invitation are required.

And perhaps a selfie will work but the instructions have passport photo specific instructions.

Sure I’ll be able to figure it out but if my wife wasn’t from Thailand…someplace else would be more inviting.

@Jan *****************

You guessed wrong. Paying for/spending an hour to get a passport photo, paying for a visa, my wife writing an invitation letter in lieu of hotel reservations (and hoping it’s formatted correctly) and then waiting several days to find out if we jumped through all the hoops correctly. Hassle +cost + uncertainty instead of just getting a passport stamp.