I would like to know what’s the best option for my visa. I have acquired a NON-O marriage visa from Canada. I’m currently living in Bangkok with my Thai wife.
Is it best to do border bounce every 90 day’s or just report to immigration?
When doing the 90 day report in person does a person need to also give them the tm 30 address paper?
Is a person able to get her to do the reporting online for the first time or do you need to do it in person?
What’s the website for a home owner to register a person?
Has anyone had luck with the service from Bumrungrad hospital?
Thanks for all the information.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is seeking advice on the best practices for managing their NON-O marriage visa in Thailand, particularly regarding the 90-day reporting process and TM30 requirements. They inquire about the necessity of in-person reporting, the ability for their Thai spouse to report on their behalf online, and seek information on registries for homeowners. Additionally, they ask for feedback on the services provided by Bumrungrad hospital.
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