The E-Visa can be a nightmare, request for documents aready sent,rarely meet the application approval time line (when applications sent weeks in advance of flight departure)causing flight cancellation and rebooking added cost.Frommmy own experience.
Having same problem with mail, regular mail from Canada never gats delivered.Checking various mailing addresses on house water/electric bills the address is always never the same, different spelling etc.Its difficult.
You could transfer Baht 400:000 to USA,but you would need that topped to 800:000 2mts prior to visa renewal.As I see it you would need to show the Baht 65:000 per mth for 1 yr Then you could transfer the 800:000 to USA,This way you have proof of the yearly 65:000 per mth deposits.???
And if the Tax form has any resemblance to the Immigration good luck depending WHO audits it.Remenber it's the individuals perception.Nothing is straightforward.
If you are on a retirement visa and travel back to your home country,leave your Baht800:000 in your Thai bank and bring cash back (plus a cushion) to cover your monthly expenses.
Absolutely.He could have used some enlightened information BEFORE he married.I personally believe he's being taken for a ride, sending money to his(now wife to give to AGENT??? who keeps asking for more ???)This relationship was a baited fish hook from the beginning.A hard expensive lesson