Before 50: DTV + dependent visas

After 50: retirement visa + dependent visas

Anytime (expensive but less hassle): Thailand Privilege visa

After your daugher turns 20 she will need her own visa (work, privilege, student, etc)

You've answered yourself: you can't get a work permit on retirement visa. While still technically illegal, you could offer online fitness and nutrition coaching. One way to market yourself would be creating free content (reels, YouTube) - you won't make (much) money from doing that, but people who find it helpful may be interested in coaching later. (probably best to avoid Thailand-based clients though)

@Andrew *******

Not aware of any changes. Can you point me at the news?

@Cary ***

If you actually got a proper tourist visa (not exempt) you're unlikely to get any trouble. Having said that, yes- your long term solution is DTV. But if you're already applying for tourist visa why not just apply for DTV?

In the words of a friend: Thailand is like disneyland for men - if you have money. Philippines is more like a second rate theme park surrounded by landfills - but you can still have fun there cheaper.

@Andrew ******

Having cash on you won't help if they decided to deny you.

@Darin *******

How did you get notified?

@Adam ********

What was the reason for freezing it? and how did you unfreeze it?

@Will ********

FATCA has absolutely nothing to do with Thai taxation. It's required by the US, not Thailand.

@Will ********

What details exactly? Phone numbers is a known thing as they're cracking down on mule accounts, but other details like foreign accounts?? that does not sound right.