DrJack54

You are simply changing the reason your extension is based upon. 

 Your wife will need to attend along with you having 800k in Thai bank account in your name only for 2 months prior to application.

Copy of wife's house book registry and ID card should be sufficient for address. They may require her to do a TM30. 

Towards end of your current permission of stay obtain a "60 day extension to visit wife"

This will push your window to obtain annual extension (12 months) back by 60 days. 

31 minutes ago, Toolong said:

If I put another 400k cash on top of my marriage extension money (400k), to amount to 800k, do I have to show the money came from abroad

Funds for extensions does not require proof funds came from abroad for money in bank method.

3 hours ago, norsurin said:

i was surprised that some foreigners was rejected and told to leave

Most likely due to not having a TM30.

Not rejected just insufficient documents..

15 minutes ago, purplesage said:

The first two applications were successful. I may well have made a mistake this time round. I'll contact the embassy as suggested

Excellent. Thread closed

4 minutes ago, Toolong said:

Anybody reckon the no-insurance-required policy for in-country applications may change to 'required' by then? 

That will not happen.

Be aware that for change to based on retirement your wife will need to attend immigration with you.

Also you will require 800k in Thai bank account in your name only for two months prior to date of application. 

3 hours ago, brianthainess said:

Re-entry permits are easy to obtain here, I don't understand why you want to complicate things, you would only need to 'Talk' go to immigration twice a year, once to get your extension and once to do your first 90 day report.

Agree.

That has already been suggested however seems OP has decided on obtaining non O-A and the two simple questions re police clearance and medical have been answered

Added note: the first TM47 can be done in person and also via mail. 

43 minutes ago, Liquorice said:

The Non Imm 0-A is ME and if the OP obtains an LTR visa that is also ME, so no re-entry permit required.

You don't submit 90-day reports on an LTR visa.

Bit harsh.

The guy you quoted would be well aware that non O-A and LTV is multi entry.

Seems to me he is endorsing your earlier post where you stated ...,

"No idea why you want to complicate your given position.

New Non O based on Thai spouse for re-entry to Thailand.
1 year permit of stay based on Thai spouse from Immigration." 

14 minutes ago, purplesage said:

What niggles me is being unable to get any feedback on why the application was cancelled.

That's understandable, however as you point out "time is running out" 

The rent a ticket works.

The trip to Singapore would mean another visa exempt entry via air.

It's wouldn't be an issue.

IMO you are making simple into not simple. 

2 minutes ago, norsurin said:

Looks to me ur a visarunner and IMM think ur abusing the system.Dont be surprised if they reject ur next arrive to Thailand.Just saying what i thinking.

He will have no issue with visa exempt entry via Land border.

1 hour ago, purplesage said:

I received a no-reply email telling me that my 60-day visa application has been cancelled. On the e-visa website I can't find any way to find out why. Any ideas on how to get this information?

That's disappointing. Recently I applied for eVisa to Vietnam and received back that my application omitted my middle name and for me to provide that change to application.

Point is I had advice how to fix the issue. 

How long do you plan to visit Thailand.

A plan B could be to exit visa exempt+ extension+ border run for second visa exempt entry..

49 minutes ago, Dr. Zorg said:

Hat Yai/Nakorn Si Tamarhat

 

Here is ubonjoe general list.

Note his second point.

"Unless using CW you require 2 copies..." 

https://aseannow.com/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=843557&key=2caaa6b16bae18dd24e0a61253734932 

Not a big deal to provide 2 sets of docs. 

19 minutes ago, Dr. Zorg said:

Now it seems that not all immigration offices require 2 sets of documents.

Is that true?

State your immigration office seems wise thing to do..

She can piggyback on your extension based on dependent.

She needs to enter Thailand on a non O not visa exempt or tourist visa.

This attached thread has not much info however has link to another thread that does. 

https://aseannow.com/topic/1318143-to-get-a-dependent-extension-is-it-necessary-to-start-from-a-90-days-non-o/ 

First step is marriage. If you wish to move to Thailand sooner she could obtain a tourist eVisa using her UK pp.

After marriage exit Thailand and obtain a non O.

Where is she currently located. 

The police clearance is straight forward.

Not sure about the UK however assume same as Oz that it can be done online.

As for the medical......some medical clinics would just sign the form and others insist on various tests.

The cost would add up.

Here is form. 

https://aseannow.com/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=600483 

My understanding is that you can obtain the "certificate" in Thailand. 

Good idea would be to obtain one while still in Thailand at a local hospital. 

Be aware that your first extension from a non O-A would need to be based on retirement.

Subsequent extensions could be based on marriage and those extensions do not require the pesky Insurance. 

4 minutes ago, Piefko said:

And somehow my trip turned out different than I actually expected. Wanted to continue my travel to another country and not spend so much time here...

Slightly off topic however...

If you haven't been to Vietnam I would definitely look into that.

Ripper place. As German pp holder you have visa exempt option along with eVisa. Single one month 25usd and three month multiple 45usd.

Very simple application. 

You won't have issue with visa exempt via land you mention at end of your post.

You could have applied for SETV or even METV from the start.

Also the 30 day visa exempt entries could have been extended by 30 days. 

3 hours ago, KhunLA said:

Pretty hard to miss, but hey, you know much better about what happen with my visa & extension than I do

It's not semantics.

Your non O (visa) is not extended.

Visas are not extended.

You have a temporary permission of stay.

It's a permit and if meeting requirements the POS can be extended. 

5 minutes ago, watthong said:

I could use the new extension (expiration) date. That's how I see the 90 day date got "reset."

Some immigration offices do that.

They are wrong.

90 day report has nothing to do with extensions apart from very first extension. 

48 minutes ago, jas007 said:

Do you have two addresses on file with immigration?

No.

Select the address that deals with the immigration office that you would deal with for things such as extensions etc.

Make your TM47 reports to that office.

11 minutes ago, Pattaya57 said:

Do we really need to wait to close this thread until OP returns on 5th June?

Understand the point you are making.

Thread can run its course and close early June. 

34 minutes ago, Furlong said:

Thanks.

I am still doing research into it as the form provided by the embassy specifically mention that the funds must be coming from a pension and even have to write the official pension number...

Then online i've found this travel agency that say you can use the at least 65k thb pension proof of payments  OR  show at leat 6k euros inside the bank.

The income is multiple times what the pension supposed to be, but the problem is that is not a pension, i might go for the second option but i must make sure it's correct.

If income method proves impossible then you would use "money in bank method" 

That requires 800k baht in a Thai bank account in your name only on day of application for non O retirement (if obtained at immigration in Thailand) 

Also has requirement to maintain funds in bank. 

Are you in Thailand.

Do you have a Thai bank account? 

Your other option is to use an agent to avoid bank requirements. 

Doing it yourself is preferred option. 

3 hours ago, Furlong said:

Italy

Thinking Italian embassy provides "letter of income" unlike UK,USA,AU.

After that you would need to show transfers of 65k baht every month for ongoing extensions..

In attached thread read posts from ubonjoe.