do you think a doctor is going to take the time to have a document notarized? When I was visiting America, I couldn’t even see a doctor. They always shuffled me to a nurse practitioner. And that knucklehead spent about two minutes with me.
it’s a simple process. I’ve done it every year since 2005. After the first year, just transfer ฿40,000 a month into your Thai bank account for 12 months and that’ll qualify you to get the extension the next year. People say the retirement visa easier. I’ve never had an issue with the married visa extensions.
He has set up multiple companies, visas, work permits, and other legal work for me and done a great job. New York attorney have an office in Bangkok. He used to work for Deloitte & Touche.
my buddy got his visa today with the ฿800kdeposit made by immigration. The agents aren’t putting the money in, it comes from the immigration officers themselves.