@Brandon ***********

I wouldn't be surprised if they're going back to a maximum of 2 border runs per calendar year.

Did they listen to the reason those banks rejected them and asked for additional requirements? Have they talked to any agency in for example Nathon?

Mick Bates Imo, you must visit places and see for yourself.That's by far the best way to find out where you want to stay.

@Tony *********

Correct, but if he's going to stay in Thailand and extend his stay based on marriage, he'll need those 400k in a Thai bank account.

Just take copies of her Thai ID and blue house book signed by her at the bottom in blue ink. That's all you need from her. Then the standard copies from your passport and a copy of the contract. These copies signed by you at the bottom in blue ink. Then fill out the TM30 (both pages). Then visit your immigration office where ever it is located.

There are 77 provinces in Thailand. Where do you wanna stay? Have you been here before?

@Jon *******

The money required must be in a Thai bank account 2 months prior to the day you apply for a 12 months extension at the local immigration office. That's the official requirement.

I've been with Pacific Cross for years. A very reliable and trustworthy company based in Bangkok.They have always been in the top when it comes to reviews. They have loads of different priceworthy plans. Google them. A piece of advice, don't use a broker.

@Meaux **********

I didn't ask about your location, but it's needed if you want a serious answer to your question.

@Peter ********

You seem a bit confused,Peter. 😎