@Brad *******

yes, you are right, you can only use the 60-days family visit once per entry. So maybe you will be allowed to get another one on Immigration if it is really "per entry" and not per "calendar year". As it would be the only one upon your current 60-days stay permit out of a visa-exempt entry. Visit Immigration and ask. You would not need to exit, and meet the deposit seasoning requirement during these extra 60 days

@Brad *******

as being married to a Thai wife, you could apply on Immigration for the 60-days "family visit" extension before your current stay permit expires. Then you don't need to do the border bounce

as being married to a Thai wife, you could apply on Immigration for the 60-days "family visit" extension. Then do the border bounce and another 60-days visa exempt entry after that

@Ian ********

their rates and policies have changed a lot! For the bank to bank transfer method, WU now offers better rates than WISE

@Ian ********

not true . . if you use the bank account to bank account method, Western Union gets you more cash in the receiving account than WISE

@Jermaine *****

the only correct reply to your problem was what Tony Morgan wrote

@Andy ***********

by the time that said Thai Traffic Law 42 was written, a "temporary visitor" was allowed no longer than 30+30 days per ONE entry inside the country. There weren't any 1-year visa available in these days 😉

@Andy ***********

"citation needed" . . . . nowhere in your text Thailand gets especially mentioned. Also in the Thai traffic law 42 nowhere is mentioned that a license is valid for one year

@Stuart **********

he means the new DTV, which gets you stamped in for 180 days. . . . . . . . . Or maybe he meant the multi entry 6-months tourist visa. Which actually only gets you stamped in for 60 days, on every entry during a 6-month visa validity

@Mark *******

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