you can apply for a 6-month multi entry Tourist visa in Canada, using the E-visa online System. Just open the website of the consulate Vancouver or of the embassy in Ottawa, and check out the requirements . It shouldn' be overly difficult

@Damo *****

He got stamped in for a 90-days stay permit when he entered with a 90-days single entry Non-Imm-O Retirement Visa. If he does not change the 90-days stay permit to a "one year extension of stay permit based on retirement", he will need to exit Thailand before the 90-days stay permit expires. After that he would have to start from scratch, again. He doesn't have to leave every 90 days, simply because since October 30, 2023, the Thai embassies have discontinued handing out multi-entry 365 days Non-Imm-O Retirement Visa. The multi entry type is not available any more, only single entry

@Chani ***********

you will have to take a foreign marriage document first to your embassy and have it legalized, and then take it to the Thai MfA to have it co-legalized, before you can register it on an Amphoe

@Dave ********

you definitely got stamped in on a 90-days Non-Imm-O visa. Visit Immigration and ask for a certificate of residence, then re-visit the bank, show them the entry stamp and your printout visa and the COR. It should be enough to let you open a bank account so you can deposit the 800.000 THB minimum

@Kan *****

there are foreigners who bother not getting scammed 😂 for no matter how high the THB amount is

@Stephen *******

it's the landlord's responsibility, and if the landlord doesn't want to re-register you each time you return from abroad, he might be willing to let you do your TM30 by yourself. For this, you need the login-ID and the password

the landlord or owner of your premises should have registered it inthr TM30 system, and handed you the login-ID and the password. By such, you can always re-register yourself online after returning from abroad

@Patrick *******

. .you should not believe in everything a visa agent tells you . . . . . . the REAL answer is, you can do as many border runs without a visa, UNTIL the Immigration officer at the border says "NO, this was the last time, you are misusing the visa-exempt entry as a means for longstay"

@Christopher **********

I didn't joke. My Immigration has been filling out all the forms for me since 16 years. On each new extension, a single re-entry included. I pay 1900.- THB for the Extension and 1000.- THB for the re-entry permit. I only get to sign each copy with blue ink. I don't pay for any VIP service (which won't even be available as you have correctly noted) Well, some Immigrations that are not overly busy tend to be more relaxed - my Immigration is Sisaket

@Jack *******

they actually like me on that Immigration. The boss told me she would never give me another certificate of residence, because I live here for so long and I should take care and get a yellow housebook. And that's what I did