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.

Try to attach the file again and take notice of a pop-up informing you that your file size is too large. Resize the file to be less than 3 megabytes and then it will upload. Hope this helps.

You can keep your US phone number if you pay the monthly plan. I live in Thailand 6 months a year and tried a few different methods to do 2 factor authentication that did not work well. I switched to T-Mobile lowest cost plan so I can switch between SIM cards in Thailand to do 2 factor authentication.

@Tim ********

it’s true nonetheless.

Only use the money you can afford to lose.

Just know most Made in China food products are tainted with toxic ingredients.

No need to worry. If you are paying taxes that means you are earning money.

@Frances *******

I had to learn by trial and error. Just follow my instructions and you will succeed.

@Richard **********

yes, what is the double VPN or that other mode to work for Netflix and stuff