Hi all, we are relocating to Bangkok next summer and need some advice/answers about visas.

I'll be going to grad school in Bangkok and want to bring my spouse and our 2 babies with me. How difficult, long, expensive is the process to get visas for them? And do we apply for them beforehand or after we arrive?

I don't know if it matters but we are French, American, and kiddos have dual citizenship FR/US

Thank you!

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My question is medical related. I am type 1 diabetic and am living in Bangkok. I just want to know what the general pricing for insulin is here, without insurance, as I haven't gotten insurance here yet. Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you !

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I have booked to fly to Bkk from Milan in mid January and I plan to move to Bangkok to retire and so I intend to apply for a retirement visa.

From the Thai embassy's website there are 3 types of retirement visas: NON-O, NON-OA, NON-OX.

Would anyone know what are the differences and give any pointers & suggestions so as to decide which would be best for me?

Thanks!

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I apologize if this question has been asked before, but I am a little confused in regards to where to go for Covid extension if you are Bangkok resident: Chaengwattana or Muang Thong Thani Immigration?

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Living in Bangkok, last extension until February 28. Today at the Samui Immigration, two hours, no consideration, get 60 days until April 29. Just fill in three forms, prepare copys and photos. So if you get stuck in your local office or sb wants you to pay more than 1900B... Come to Koh Samui and have a nice holiday.

Hi all.

Currently on a Non O Mult Entry Visa based on Marriage. I live in Bangkok, which boarder crossing is the least hassle, just want to hop across and back.

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