Non-O visa in Korea

Was in Korea for a few weeks working and decided to renew my expired Non-O (married) visa while there. The Thai embassy in Seoul opens at 9:00 am (9 until noon for visas). Arrived at 9:10 and was number 2 in a queue of about..er..2. Submitted paperwork for visa. I didn't have up-to-date bank statements (which they didn't want anyway) nor Police letter (which they didn't want anyway) nor doctor's certificate (which they didn't want anyway). But did have 200,000 won (which they most certainly DID want) which is a bit expensive compared to other embassy/consulates. This was Monday morning and we were out of embassy by 9:15 a.m. Came back on Wed at 9:05 a.m. trying to beat the queue, but sadly were second of three in line. Got the visa at about 9:10 and out of the embassy by 9:15 a.m.

Totally painless process and super efficient and polite staff.

Given how painless it was I'll be happy to go back there for another non-0 visa.

Great location for the embassy too, near subway station.

No response needed, just info regarding how easy the visa was in Seoul.

(there was an honorary consulate in Busan a while ago, but it seems to have been shut down within the last few months)