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She's already getting measured for a stylish chador.

You can get the multiple-entry non-O visa for the reason of living with your Thai wife. You cannot get the DTV for the reason of living with your Thai wife.

The subject of this news article is already discussed here: https://aseannow.com/topic/1335494-disney-fights-thai-doctor’s-death-lawsuit-citing-husband’s-agreement/

Removed an off-topic post and the ensuing bickering posts (total 8 posts) @Aussie999 and @Gottfrid, please stop it.

Some scammers dial your number not with the intention of talking to you. The moment you anwer, even without making a sound, the caller, respectively his computer, adds your number to a list of real numbers that get answered, this list gets sold to phone marketing companies and the number of scam calls you get multiplies.

Removed an off-topic post about "power centralizing tech" in China.

Removed an off-topic post about "got 90 days"

That's a good suggestion. @Boycie Yours is a special situation because the boy's mother cannot be traced and hopefully the immigration official you're dealing with will make an exception for you. He may have to get a superior official's approval for it.

Removed an off-topic post about watching a video.

How old is the son?

Removed an off-topic post that was not about the TM.30 @chub I suggest you post your question in the topic https://aseannow.com/topic/1265383-ltr-visa-is-now-available-for-long-term-residency/?do=getNewComment

It depends on the son's age. How old is he?

The web page to which your link https://open.spotify.com/show/7pP8gR08KgKrORKmWcFJmE points does not confirm your claim that "It's also a factor thet not many people flew in and out of Thailand 6 times in a year (or was that 6 months?) on visa exempt"

Laws are NOT decided by "The immigration Commission"

Thank you for confirming my statement that the information you keep quoting from the website of the Thai embassy in London is false. Henceforth, please refrain from quoting that false information again.

In theory, each entry into Thailand, regardless whether visa-exempt or with any type of visa, is granted at the discretion of an immigration official (IO) within the bounds of Section 12 of the Immigration Act BE. 2522 (1997).

You have heard false information.

I believe it is not "the Embassies", in plural, but only the embassy in London that still has that incorrect information on its website.

The requirement of the so-called 90-day report applies to all holders of a temporary permission to stay unless an exception is published for a specific type of permission to stay. No information about an exemption for DTV holders has been announced.

Yes to both questions.

You may take the immigration official's information to mean that he will grant you a 6-month extension of stay for the reason you outlined if you opt to apply for it after having entered with a DTV visa. As the Police order with the criteria and requirements for extensions doesn't seem to have been amended and published yet, it is useful for you have this advance assurance before applying for the visa in Cambodia. Thank you for having posted it.

Was the parcel posted snail mail or airmail? How long does Poland Post say it should take?

That was for playing with cards that did not have the required government tax stamp on them.

No. I am not giving to look at China. I am going to watch how this plays out in Thailand.

Every so often we see a news article mentioning the draft of a planned new law or new rules being "released for public feedback" How does this work? Is the text published in the Thai news media with an address for sending one's feedback?