Yes. Lots of people in a similar situation have got back. You can get a Non O visa (on the basis of having a Thai wife or a Thai daughter) and then get a CofE. Plenty of approved flights now.

From RTE London website:

The list of airlines with flight permits to carry passengers to Thailand

Foreigners who wish to go to Thailand can fly only with the following airlines:

- Thai Airways International : tickets can be purchased online at https://www.thaiairways.com/ or send email to or send email to [email protected] if you already have tickets or vouchers.

- EVA Air

- Emirates

- Etihad

- Qatar Airways

- Singapore Airlines

- Lufthansa

- Austrian Airlines

- Swiss Air

- KLM

- Air France

- Cathay Pacific

Passengers can buy tickets directly from the airlines' websites or through travel agencies.

I think it was when they moved to online applications. It’s all online now.

@Garrett **********

It changed a while back at RTE London. Visa first then CofE.

@Paul *******

Everything you have said in this thread has been wrong. Probably best you stop trying to give people advice.

As others said, as long as you are legally married then the Non O for marriage/family is by far the easiest way. You get 3 months on entry.

Given your age, the Non O-A is also available but is much more expensive to qualify for and requires more paperwork. This gives you a year on entry.

@Sqweez ******

Check the RTE in your country. London Embassy has added it to list of those allowed in. You can get a 3-month Non-B Visa but also need 3 million baht in a Thai bank.

@Edward *******

The last lists I posted were the AVAILABLE rooms for those dates not the total rooms.