A few questions.

As

@David *********

asked, have you actually been to Thailand, and know where you plan to stay?

Are you remote working for yourself? Or remote working for a company? The requirements are different for each. And if you plan to work as a teacher, that cannot be done on the DTV.

Will your oldest still be 17 when you come? I think they would be considered adult at 18 (Can someone confirm this??). The requirements might be different for them.

KYC. From what we have seen, you have to visit the branch.

This was an actual fee? Or did they want it for an initial deposit?

Just making sure your intentions on arrival, and you have the proper paperwork etc. Always on the books, but just checking more. You

Many countries do the same. Going through Canada Immigration is sometimes very painful, if you have to speak to a person.

Also, it depends on where you are, as to when you can apply for your extension.

Just banks being overly cautious. Banks have a term called KYC. "Know your customer". Every few years or so, things like this come up. It can be irritating, but better than being victimize by fraud or unknowingly facilitating money laundering/illegal activities etc.

Does the work visa end after the last day of your work? Or does it actually cover the 2 weeks you want as well?

They are enforcing the rules. You did not match your passport pic.

After a short delay, you were on your way.

@William *****

, a visa that allows you to stay for whatever timings you require. In reality, visa exempt entry should not be used as a method to live in Thailand. In the past, it WAS used for this purpose. Thailand has started to crack down on this behaviour, especially if you show no real proof or activity of being a true tourist.

@Nate **********

, your statements are confusing and conflicting. Americans still currently can enter 60 day exempt. If you want to stay longer than 6 months, or keep leaving and coming back, Immigration would suggest you look to get an appropriate visa.