Pretty sure you can just pay with cash.

Should be able to do it yourself.

Might need to visit a fair few branches until you get one that will do it for you.

But make sure you have all the papers with you, so you don't meet another person another time saying it's not possible.

You need your passport, a copy or your marriage certificate, and a residence certificate from Immigration. Some branches might ask for more. But those are the basics.

As long as all your papers are in order I can't imagine it taking more than an hour.

The office in Cha Am is a small and normally does not seem very busy.

So you currently do not have a Non-O?

If so, you go apply for the Non-O based on marriage to Thai citizen here

They'll have English versions of the tests.

Get your landlord to file a new TM30 today and file your 90 day report online again like the last time.

Nice to have, not necessary.

Anonymous participant 166 probably talking about TDAC registration

@Selena *******

If you max out the time given, the chances are even smaller that they'll let you back in without a proper visa.

The "10 times" is more a hyperbole statement.

Get a Multi Entry Tourist Visa, or even a DTV Soft Power visa ( or workcation, if you are a remote worker )

the Multi Entry Tourist Visa will get you to 9 months, the DTV will get you to 5 years, but limited to 180 days per entry, that can be extended, but that's a hassle to do compared to leaving and coming back,

Thailand doesn't want people to live here on tourist visas and visa exemptions.

It'll work as long as the Immigration lets you. That could be 2 times, and it could be 10.

But there are more and more reports about it being on the lesser side of things.

Get an appropriate visa.