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There is already a topic about the emails.

The official Thai consulate in Savannakhet (the embassy is in Vientiane) is issuing multiple entry non-o visas based upon marriage to a Thai.

There is a ongoing topic about the LTR visa here. No need for another topic. This topic is now

The problem is getting the airline to accepts a bus or train ticket. Immigration would accept one or a embassy when applying for a visa. Do a search for onward ticket and you will find websites that offer a temporary ticket for about $15.

You would have to apply for a yellow tabien baan. You cannot be registered in a blue one.

I think the 10 days is to allow them the time to process and approve your application. That is why I wrote arrival at the embassy.

Before the day you expect to submit the visa application at the embassy in Singapore.

The TM6 forms were temporarily eliminated from July 2nd onward. Show the announcement in Thai to them. Royal Gazzett TM6 Annoucement (1).pdf

You can apply for your extension up to 45 days early at CW.

The airline can ask for a onward ticket within 30 days of arrival. Immigration seldom ask for one.

Thai post tracking does not always show all of the USPS tracking info. This is a good site to use for the tracking. It will show both of them. https://parcelsapp.com/en/tracking/ I amalso getting emails from USPS tracking. You can set it up after you track it the first time. Link: https://www.usps.com/

I think the Laksi station is the nearest one.

Only if departing on a international flight.

Not sure where it was issued. But the they are all the same. Example for Bangkok Bank. bank letter.pdf

Duration of stay is not really that important. I would put the length of stay the non-b visa allows.

I suggest you look at this list for required documents to apply for the non-b visa. https://hochiminh.thaiembassy.org/en/publicservice/non-immigrant-b-to-work-in-thailand?page=5d80ab3315e39c2fe800a791&menu=5d80ab3215e39c2fe800a722 1. You have to have a employer to do the application. What kind of work will you be doing. 2. The visa will allow a 90 day stay in the country. 3. The one you will have after you get the visa.

Not sure where mine is at. Sent from here on the 18th by registered airmail and it was at Suvarnabhumi on the 20th. USPS just updates it once a day and it says the same thing. Got a update email this morning at 5:48 (that is the evening of the 4th on the east coast).

It was changed in August of 2013.

The only requirement is to be fully vaccinated. Two shots is enough to be fully vaccinated. Youi 2nd one and the booster is enough.

He apparently applied for a extension based upon marriage to or the parent of a Thai. Those extensions have to approved at the division level of immigration. That is why he has a 30 day under consideration stamp.

Chaeng Wattana want you to of done at least one 90 day report. Another option might be to get proof your address from your embassy.

A change from a non-b to a non-o visa cannot be done without leaving the country. She does not need a non-o visa to change the reason of her current extension of stay to one based upon being a member your family. Her current extension will have to be canceled on the day she apples for the new extension of stay. Where will you be getting married at. You will need the original and a copy of your marriage certificate. Copies of both your passports will be needed. You may also need a letter from your employer confirming you are still working. See number 20 here. https://www.immigration.go.th/en/?page_id=1890

You can only get a re-entry permit when leaving the country at Don Muang. You should be able to get a re-entry permit at the bridge in Nong Khai. They had a re-entry permit desk there before and I assume it is still open. A re-entry permit is valid to use for entry up to the day the permit to stay it is issued for ends.

I assume you put your new date of arrival when completing the report. Your report is not due until August 14th.

As I wrote before I am not getting them. Management has been informed of the problem.