@Brandon ***********

Since they told me that all the documents that I had handed in when I applied for the yearly extension check out I think a Non-O shouldn't be much of a problem. I am thinking about going to Vietnam or Turkey and applying there.

@Brandon ***********

CW told me the best thing way for me would be to get a Non-Immigrant O visa at a Thai embassy or consulate abroad and then return.

@Ellie ******

What exactly is the correct term for the 60 days visit Thai family extension, how do the Thais call it?

@Ellie ******

Thanks a lot. There's a lot of information out there and it's quite overwhelming. So if I understand correctly last year I switched to an in-country non-immigrant ED-visa from a Thai language school and I couldn't get another ED-visa, for instance for learning Muay Thai, or a volunteer visa without leaving the country, and a Covid extension is not an option. However I should meet the requirements for a marriage extension, I already looked at a list posted here, my wife will have to show them a lot of documents like where she's employed etc., some we still need to obtain. We will go to CW next week, see what we can find out.

@Ellie ******

Ok I'll ask the school. Thanks.

@James *******

I arrived on a TR visa, extended it once at Mueang Thong Thani, then switched to an ED visa. I have one more extension left in a few weeks, but I like to plan ahead for the time when that extension expires.

@James *******

I'm in Bangkok.

With the prenup having to be according to Thai law imho it only makes sense if you are getting married already owning quite a bit of wealth.

@Mark *****

no, leave out the zero. +1 is correct

I work for a food importer and I have a degree in import/export, so that should be plausible.