Im married to thai and wanted to know the best place to apply again for a new one with the least hassel?

Thanks for your input.

Im married to thai and wanted to know the best place to apply again for a new one with the least hassel?

Thanks for your input.

Sorry are you asking for a new wife or visa???

Sorry are you asking for a new wife or visa???

Single or Multi Entry?

You do not say what Visa you want but KL or Penang seem to be favourite.

Sorry are you asking for a new wife or visa???

Single or Multi Entry?

You do not say what Visa you want but KL or Penang seem to be favourite.

Note that KL are apparently asking to see 100k Baht in a Thai bank before issuing a multi

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/Non-immo-Kl-Info-t257445.html

Edited April 15, 200917 yr by Crossy

Please give some advise on the best and easiest place to apply for a new non o visa?

Thanks

On what basis? Marriage? Visiting friends? Retirement? Single or multi entry?

Penang reportedly has a user friendly Thai Consulate. Posters have reported success in getting non-immigrant visas there. Mind you, things change on a daily basis.

KL is a good bet for a multiple based on marriage, but reportedly they want to see some money in a Thai bank a/c (we could be talking over B100K)

Did you read the responses to your other thread yet Frank? http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/Non-o-Place-...ow-t257532.html

Please give some advise on the best and easiest place to apply for a new non o visa?

Thanks

Depending on where you are, the easiest places to get a non-o based on whatever reason, is in a Thai embassy within the Western hemisphere (i.e. Europe/America). For example, in the UK the Thai embassy was only asking me for the marriage certificate, the appropriate completed application form, and £100. Please check with the Thai embassy in your country.

Good luck…

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