I know there is a 400,000 baht requirement for the marriage visa, but is there an income alternative? I read somewhere it was 40,000 a month. I can handle that.
I take your point but I think I would need a competent translator to accompany me. There's also the question of getting a letter from the bank telling immigration what they want to hear.
Thanks for this. The other option which has been suggested is to get a single entry non immigrant visa valid 90 days and convert it to a marriage visa after 60 days.
This sounds like an option well worth exploring Garry Benge Although on checking it seems that you are still faced with the income hurdle if you wish to extend your OA for a second year - or am I missing something?