I got to the consulate around 9:45 in the am. I took a queue number and there were about 25 people ahead of me in the queue. 20 minutes later I was out the door after submitting documents and paying the fee. The next day I arrived at 2:15 after hearing that sometimes they opened up early. They didn't open up early, but I had my passport and shiny new visa in hand by 2:40. I then had a taxi take me to the KLIA express train that leaves from KL Central. I checked my bag in right their for Malaysia Air and caught the 3:20 train that got me to the airport at 3:50 for a 5:15 flight. The whole trip went well and smooth.

Slick logistics... but this was a multi? Married? Any details on paperwork submitted, etc? That's the stuff that gets us interested.

Multiple, married, all required docs as per their website:).

A link would be helpful.

www.mfa.go.th/web/1387.php?&id=2882

I need to do this soon , just had a look at the requirements .

No 3 is copy of passport , does that mean a copy of mine , or hers ?

Steelepulse , where do you stay , any recommendations ?

I need to do this soon , just had a look at the requirements .

No 3 is copy of passport , does that mean a copy of mine , or hers ?...

Copy of the passport of the person applying for the visa.

Keep reading beyond No. 3 and you will find this:

7. Copy of Thai identity card (of spouse or parent).

>>any recommendations ?

I stayed at http://www.theroyalechulan.com.my/ It was a 10 ringgit (100 baht) taxi ride which was about 2 km to the Thai Embassy. Pavilion shopping mall is a 4-5 minute walk away for shopping, restaurants. food court, grocery shopping etc. Anywhere in the Bukit Bintang, KLCC area is good, especially if your hotel has a view of the petronas towers which the royale chulan had.

>>any recommendations ?

I stayed at http://www.theroyalechulan.com.my/ It was a 10 ringgit (100 baht) taxi ride which was about 2 km to the Thai Embassy. Pavilion shopping mall is a 4-5 minute walk away for shopping, restaurants. food court, grocery shopping etc. Anywhere in the Bukit Bintang, KLCC area is good, especially if your hotel has a view of the petronas towers which the royale chulan had.

And how was the Beach Club?

Argh, the beach club. had some good times there, wouldn't mind a run just to go there

I had the exact same experience. Could not have been easier.