Can you get a 60 day visa waiver? Then get a 30 day extension? You can buy most meds in Thailand. No need for buying insurance, be self insured like me.

You said she is against the need correction for the problem, knee replacement. You have done all you can do.

@Willem ***

Peter Power’s first answer answered the question. Well done Peter.

Don’t both parents have parental rights because they are the biological parents?

I never did a TM30. I bring my sister in law, tebian bahn and all is good.

@Yoni ******

within 60 days was not relevant in my case. My ticket out of Thailand was for 4 months in the future. The airline staff just wanted to see an onward flight and the date does not matter.

At the airport, the airline did ask me for an onward ticket out of Thailand before flying to Thailand. I had an onward ticket for 4 months in the future. They just wanted to see a ticket, the date was not important at all.

Yes, you can do it all just the way you want. Just don’t get the cheap insurance. Get the most expensive insurance (cheap for you and I). My cool pickup truck is in my wife’s name. I’m not worried about that. Married 35 years.

My wife and I use some name like Vitaya. It’s the most widely recognized and most expensive at B15k a year. Always good response, good claims service. Sounds like you have a cheap one, and that’s why you are posting this question on facebook.

I am an American and I met my Thai wife in 1985. I did not have what it takes to navigate my wife into a fiancé visa to the US., but my Thai wife did it all on her own. My wife didn’t need my help and didn’t need an agent. We had no proof of her education and job. She’s just smarter than most people.

Because you don’t have my wife, try on your own and if you can’t do it, pay the agent. $600 is not too much if you can’t live without her.