Good to know. =)

I'm try to find out how many Myanmar crossing points will let me pay $10 for 1day pass and get 30days exempt stamp upon return.

I will be touring the south to the north on a motorbike and want to use my 2 land crossings before 2018 and then 2 again before I return to the USA in April.

$10 usd is cheaper than 1900 baht extension or any other alternative I am aware of.

3 possible crossing locations into Myanmar, mae sot, mae sai, and ranong.

Thanks! so it sounds like there is a total of 3 possible Myanmar crossings for 30day exempt stamp purposes.

Ah I see. I was just doing the exchange in my head. I have usd

I would be doing it cause a 350baht border day pass is cheaper than 1900baht.

If I do 2 land boarder crossings and then renew( get new) my passport, do you think I can get another 2?

I am a carpenter. At home I can make >$1k a week in Thailand I suspect that job pays <$1k a month. Also it is not a work permit available job as it can be done by a thai national.

Seems like what I may end up doing. I just wanted to find out about other options as leaving a spouse in another country for months working, then 6 to 8 months processing time is not ideal. At that point we may be spending more time apart than time previously spent together.

Yes, but my family is still very skeptical as they have never met her.

The question I want to ask such a group would be: I have been traveling for the past year so I cannot prove current income. There is a proof of income requirement for a affidavit of financial support. I also don't have the US $101,500 in assets to have the income requirement waived. I fear I may have to return to the us to work for a few months and make a quick $20k before I start the visa process.