Recommend Supercheap pharmacies: main one on thepkrassatri rd near the bus terminal, one near Naka Market, and one near Chalong circle. Also check price on medisafe on facebook chat, can be sent from Bangkok in a week for 40 baht, often cheaper than phuket and offer many generics as well.

@Prashant *********

second the recommendation.

Also, a lot can change in 30 years, so if you think you have a 30+30 lease know that renewal beyond the first term is far from guaranteed as circumstances can change and enforcement is problematic.

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

it can only be canceled when the lease ends or 30 years whichever comes first. Only up to 30 year lease is legal and is registered at the Land Office.

Cheaper, easier.

@Brook *******

Better to use a virtual notary back in the States. Can do online from Thailand if you need documents notarized for the US.

@Jenny *****

At the risk of going off on a tangent, your easiest path to citizenship is to marry a Thai. Otherwise, you basically need to be working for at least three continuous years in Thailand with a work permit (and earning above the minimum specified for your nationality). You must continue this until citizenship or permanent residence is granted.

All the gory details are here (minus the misinformation that abounds on this subject):

@Nick *********

i think that's true.

@Tom ******

I think you may be unnecessarily worried about your wife's ability to re-enter Thailand after acquiring her extension as spouse of someone on a long term visa/extension. Once she has her extension of stay granted she would be eligible to apply for a re-entry permit (1,000 baht for single entry or 3,800 baht for multi-entry). With that she could come and go from Thailand (with the multi-entry one) up until her permission to stay.