@Schlitz *******

I can't tell either. But that could be an option at least in SE Asia. 😉 Is it possible to contact the embassy/consulate where you are applying? Try FB messenger, we got a couple of answers ourselves on messenger, although they would not answer e-mails/the phone.

I did not have this problem, because we were residing in none of our home countries when we applied. So I had lots of options for the kids (passport stamps, resident cards, certificates of residence issued by 2 embassies per child), but I don't think you'll have issues here. If you really can't think of anything (school documents, health insurance documents, whatever from the US with the child's name on it which a tourist cannot get?), then I guess you could just explain it in a cover letter. Obviously, if both dad and mom live in the US and are married, the kids are very likely to live there too.

@Greg *******

Wondering how they were called now, not sure anymore, maybe STV. Those were special tourist visas that were a pain to apply for (high requirements, etc.). They were made available a bit before or during covid, I think. One could stay for 1 year in Thailand, or was it 18 months?

@Greg *******

OK, I did not know. But I guess it's not an issue if one attends classes and studies genuinely.

Water bill is good.

You should not worry too much about the kids, but maybe school documents?

Note: Attending is required though. Otherwise they may not approve your next 3-month extension...

@Greg *******

I'm not sure, but I don't think they would be reluctant to issue a multiple re-entry permit to a non-imm ED language student. Exiting Thailand and returning does not necessarily mean that you spend a lot of time outside Thailand.

Not sure if SETV are still issued, and they were not exactly hassle-free, if memory serves. Personally, I'd go for an ED visa, but you'd need to study Thai (or another language), and it's not exactly cost-efficient since you have to pay for the courses. However: No need to leave Thailand for a year, one can *theoretically* open a bank account, the school handles extensions, etc.

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