@Andrew *******

don't make it complicated. Write a letter on your company letterhead stating that you are contracted to work remotely, and sign it as the owner. It is that simple, as the only legal entity it goes to is the Thai embassy.

@Brian ********

being that you can only get the OA in your home country,when it expires you can apply for a new OA inside your home country again. There is no limit on how many times you can do this, as long as you maintain your insurance.

@Brian ********

no, the OA can be extended inside Thailand for another year exactly like Graham explained, and it is the same method as a type O extension, with the insurance requirement added. To switch to a type O you must exit the country when the OA expires, and start all over getting the type O 90 day entry stamp first then the one year extension. You can extend the OA inside Thailand, but it is no longer multi-entry unless you also buy the multi-entry re-entry permit, and it is only valid for the one year extension. You can not leave before it expires and return getting another one year stamp. It no longer works that way when extended inside Thailand

@James *********

you can extend, but to do it you need to present all the documents you used to get the DTV, and they must be updated. You don't need any documents when you exit Thailand and return, just your DTV pdf printed.

Umm, unless something has changed with the Bangkok Bank app you can only get the last three months of statements, not 12 months. If you could get 12 months from the app immigration doesn't accept them. You also need the letter from the bank stating the account is yours.

This is good Mor Lam Sing player.

Anonymous participant this organization might actually be able to help you, and with your passion I am surprised you haven't contacted them already. You might possibly be the first with a soft power DTV for this. My personal preference is Mor Lam Sing

@Henry *******

just both enter on a tourist visa exempt entry first. This gives you a 60 day entry. In that time period meet your doctor, set up your treatment plan, get the letter, then simply go to a neighboring country and apply for the DTV. It is actually simple to do. With the retirement visa extension you can not get on it as a spouse until your wife gets her one year extension, which requires her having bt800,000 in a Thai bank account for at least two months before she could apply for the one year extension, then apply for the spouse type O out of Thailand. It can't all be done inside Thailand.

@Henry *******

your best option is the DTV, destination Thailand Visa, under the soft power category, for medical treatment. It is a five year visa giving you a 180 entry stamp each time you enter. You can leave and return in a matter of hours at any border and get another 180 entry, and do this for five years. Once you get this visa your wife can get a spouse visa under the same thing. The main requirement is having the equivalent of bt500,000 in a bank account in your name only, and medical treatment plan letter from your Thai doctor. If you came in on a medical treatment visa it is only good for the time you are treated, and then when you are released to fly the visa ends. It is not open ended.

Use an agent then no hassles, and it is done in just one day.