@Martin ********

would a basic grip of the Thai language be a little more relevant

My wife takes them to our local

Not sure of your status but if you have a Thai bank account look at doing it through Agoda You may even make a saving

GrayGrape6897 immigrants mate American immigrants in Thailand

Once you move out of america you should lose all the benefits you would receive if you stayed home

I would advise at the very least go early get the form explaining what documents are required and how many copies

Then you can go home and go through the list one by one Tick them off as you get them in order

@Brandon ***********

Trust me mate if he's in the UK the immigration laws are very loose But I'm with you on the renewal thing No big deal if you follow the rules

I have a marriage visa and it's up for extending /renewal soon It can be daunting but it has to be done

My mates wife got caught with that Lucky she had her old UK passport with her as it is usually returned with one corner cut off

Showed that, everything was fine

Maybe an option

Hi Tom I see you are in the UK so same starting point as me The difference being I went for the 90day non o based on marriage then extended to one year and in will be looking to repeat the process of 1 year extentions

If you go on the Thai gov website they have a list of all available visas, who they are best suited to and documentation required Once you decide what you need there are links to get you to the required application. It really is that easy (it had to be for me to do it) if part way through and you get stumped you have a personal I'd number so when you get back to it you don't start at the beginning again

It's quick and inexpensive

Good luck mate, It's beautiful over here

@Paddy ********

The extra exclamation mark offends me

@Stephen *******

come on Steve are you thinking it has to be about you?

It's just a statement 'Being offensive is a choice'