You asked this earlier in a different group, the answers you get here aren't going to be different. If you can manage to get the paperwork from the new school before you your kid stops studying at the old school then you both go and cancel your extension of stay on the day the kid stops studying and immediately apply with the paperwork from the new school. If you can't manage to align them then you cancel the current extension for both and start over

Depends if they specify in the comments or not

@Dan *********

that was my point about not maximising time. The question was about using the full 60+30 days repeatedly

So are you currently on a tourist visa or visa exempt entry? If so it's a question of burning through shoe leather and try every branch of every bank until you find one that will open an account for you. Make sure any bank that will, will also provide the guarantee letter for immigration, it's not currently clear if Bangkok Bank will do that or not in your situation.

Those saying they've done it frequently are either talking historically or are not maximising the time they spend in Thailand Visa exempt. Simple fact is you can no longer expect to get stamped in if your history is not that of a typical tourist. Ultimately it will be down to the immigration officer you stand in front of

@Bob *********

no need for it to come from overseas for an extension based on retirement at ANY immigration office I'm aware of

@Bob *********

for an extension of stay the money doesn't have to come from overseas, that's only if you apply for the 90 day Non-O inside Thailand

Yes she has to apply from scratch using her own information, bank accounts etc

Anonymous participant what did you think they meant by "Please upload all pages of your passport not skipping any pages."

Anonymous participant not correct. EVERY single page from front to back. That includes ALL blank pages