People from some countries who are under 50 years old can apply for an ED VISA:

I was also not married to the child's mother when my daughter was born in Bangkok. I just made sure that the hospital included me as the father on the birth certificate. Afterwards I had to confirm paternity at my local embassy in Bkk. With all these documents I then went to the Thai registry office (Amphur). No problem! No lawyer needed. My daughter got both nationalities immediately.

Check if your Thai driver's license has an expiration date. If so, then you can only use it for one more year. After that you have to make it completely new.

@Simão ***************

A visa is not issued by an agency, but by an official authority. Misusing a visa is a criminal offense and can result in serious consequences, like as imprisonment and deportation. Only fools take that risk.

If you are 50+ y.o. then it's too late for an ED-VISA (student visa).

ED Visa is for people under 50 who wanna stay in TH for a long period (6 months or more) and really wanna learn the language.

@Stefan *******

and his FS Consulting LTD can help you to get one easily.

@Timmy ********

You reprimand him for his grammar errors. So YOU are nice? How did YOU help him?

@Thomas ******

You have no clue at all, man. He is the one who holds the joker in his hand, not his wife.

@Declan *********

Your answer shows that you have never had to deal with such a situation and therefore you have no experience. You should not give advice on this here!

@Alma **************

Bull shit. There is always a better solution!