In 10 years in dealing with visa I have never seen a Thai visa from the Royal Thai Embassy in Portugal, so I guess it is very uncommon for them to issue them, hence they might have some unusual request. If you can not secure one you can still come here to get 30 day visa exempt and get a 30 day extension.

it should say ON/BEFORE, means it is OK to enter on the same day, before midnight.

@Tod ********

no. not possible.

If you Israeli, you are banned from entering Malaysia and as other member said already it is not possible to switch nationality at land border. However you can fly and enter other country with your other passport, apply for visa and reenter Thailand. The law only forbids to be in the country with two "stamped" passport....

you could do a 30 day visa exempt entry, than an 30 day extension. If near a border you can do a border bounce to get another 30 days. Total time 90 days. Or get a SETV 60 days and do a 30 day extension, also 90 days.

If you are on a multiple entry you have to leave every 90 days. If you are a multiple reentry than do a 90 day report 90 days upon your last return.

The Topic has run it's course. Comments off. There are professional companies that do such runs from Phuket to Malaysia. From Samui to Penang. From Pattaya to Laos. From Bangkok to Laos and from Chiang Mai to Laos.

it is from the police order 327 which is the valid regulation

2.18 In the case of being a family member of a Thai national (applicable only to parents, spouse, children, adopted children, or spouse’s children):

(1) The alien must have been granted a non­immigrant visa (NON­IM). (2) The alien must have proof of relationship. (3) In the case of spouse, the relationship must be de jure and de facto: or (4) In the case of children, adopted children, or spouse's children, said children, adopted children, or spouse's children must not be married, must live with the alien as part of the

family, and must not be over 20 years of age except in case of the person hereof is of illness or disability and cannot live without support of father or mother: or (5) In the case of parents, the father or mother must maintain an average annual income of no less than Baht 40,000 per month throughout the year or must have deposited funds of no less than Baht 400,000 to cover expenses for one year. In case the father of mother requests to be under maintenance of children, the age of father or mother must be 50 years of age or over. For other necessary cases, the Commissioner or Deputy Commissioner of Immigration Bureau is granted the authority to make decisions regarding approval on a case­by­case basis. (6) In the case of marriage to a Thai woman, the alien husband must earn an average annual income of no less than Baht 40,000 per month or must have no less than Baht 400,000 in a bank account in Thailand for the past two months to cover expenses for one year.

2.18