It's "Funds for long term stay in Thailand".

If you arrive on a tourist visa it should be ok. But it's always up to the immigration officer.

@Lianne ******

The easiest way imo is to apply for a 90 days Non-O based on marriage in Thailand,then apply for a 1 year extension. But you need 400k baht in a Thai bank account or 40k/month in monthly deposits. You can then work,you just need a work permit.But, you as a foreigner is not officially allowed to work in a Thai restaurant, if that's what you're going for. As a manager/owner maybe,but you can still not do anything in the restaurant, just basically give orders.

@James *******

She can apply for thai passports, but it most likely has to be done in Thailand.

@John *********

Those kids have to be registered in Thailand.It's almost the same routine as being born in Thailand except for the need to translate birth certificates and maybe some other document + I guess legalizations. You normally visit the district office in the province where the mother or in this case the father is registered.

Are you on a Non-O based on marriage?

@Narong ******

Even easier doing it at your own Thai banks branch via a bank to bank swift transfer.

@Mike ********

She asked about a service in Pattaya/Sattahip and the office I suggested in Pattaya works fine as far as I know. It's the MFA Consular Services. See link above.

@Wannikea ********

Bank to bank swift transfers are possible via for example Bangkok Banks mobile banking. But I guess there's a transfer limit and the bank wants you to go the branch.

@Nongnuch *******

Why doing it so complicated? If you really need to repatriate for example 800k baht from Bangkok Bank, you can simply go to your branch and get it done.