Bryn Graham. It depends on the "gardening". If you're gardening simply for your own enjoyment or your direct benefit, it's not a problem. Once you start selling what you're growing it's out of bounds.

Ralphy Ben. Foreigner can't own land

If you're going to marry her, ignore the visa agents who are going to offer you a visa for + baht which you can get yourself for 2000 baht! Beware of the predators!! Always take advice from Michael Dawson. He knows what he's talking about.

Mark Gale. Even quicker is to mail it in. Five mins walk to the PO. About 50 baht. Easiest way.

Steve Greir. Thanks Steve for correcting that. I did mean to say going from the original 90-day. 👍

Brad Dubbs. Not on a retirement annual extension. Yes the original 90-day there is, and there is also for the married to a Thai visa. But you'll be ok. It's only the 30 v 45 days that will affect you

Brad Dubbs..Some immigration offices allow 45 days before the due date. Even if yours doesn't, they might make an allowance if you explain the situation. You have nothing to lose by asking

Just confirming you've had 400,000 baht in your account for the rest of the year?

A.c. Patterson. In good times, you could leave/re-enter every week if you wanted to, and each time getting stamped in for one year right up to the expiry date of the original visa. However, with the mandatory insurance you can be be stamped in only up to the expiry date of the insurance. If one of the OA insurance companies can provide you with a 24-month policy which runs concurrently with your visa dates, you wouldn't have to worry about this.

@Tod ********

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