@Tod ********

thank you so much! Helpful as always. Cheers Tod!

@Imran ********

no, my questions were not answered. This is general visa information, not specific. Not even the complete information in the video.

@Adam *****

Thank you very much for your reply, it is very useful!

One more thing, since I don't live in my own house, but rent an apartment in a building, is it enough to bring the contract, a signed copy of the apartment owner's identity card and her signed copy of the household registration (blue book)?

@Tony *******

Thank you very much for your reply, it is very useful!

One more thing, since I don't live in my own house, but rent an apartment in a building, is it enough to bring the contract, a signed copy of the apartment owner's identity card and her signed copy of the household registration (blue book)?

@John *******

Thanks for the reply, but as I wrote, this is my first extension and I don't have any pictures from last year.

I would also like a little more detailed explanations for my questions from someone with experience.

Do they do this in Bangkok?

@Lloyd *******

Hey Lloyd, are you sure about Vientiane? I thought the consulate in Savannakhet was the only one in Laos that issued a Multi Non-O based on marriage.

@Giacomo *****

can you please check your inbox, I have a question related to a post you wrote (i think it's in a different group).

Thank you.

@Paul ******

I'm not entirely sure, but I don't think any consulate with an e-visa system offers Non-O Multi. I noticed that the practice is that they cancel it when switching to that system. I hope I'm wrong.

I think the Thai authorities announced earlier that they plan to have all their consulates switch to the e-visa system by the end of the year.

Of course, what they announce is not always fulfilled, but they certainly strive for it.

This means that the Multi entry Non-O visa based on marriage will become a thing of the past (a very good option for me for many reasons and immeasurably easier and faster to obtain than a one-year extension).

It will certainly be interesting how the issuing of Thai visas for foreign nationals in Southeast Asian countries will work (how long it will take and what the requirements will be).