@Nongnuch *******

my wife and daughter had to renew their passports the last we were there. It only took them two days. The second was to go back and collect the new passports. This was in Bangkok. I don't know how long this ladies passport has been expired but it might be worthwhile for to check before she flies over. I don't know what it costs for a one year extension but renewing her passport as soon as she gets there might less hassle. Anyway from what your saying this lady has options.

@Nongnuch *******

from memory the question was: can she stay permanently. My opinion though she can get an extension as you say, I think it would be better for her to go and get a Thai passport. My wife uses both Thai and Australian. That way she has no problems in either country.

She will only get 90 days unless she gets a Thai passport while there.

The banks in Thailand in general are hopeless. And the government want to become the Asia hub for finance.

Can do but you have to prove it's been going into your account for 12 months prior to the application.

In 25 odd years I've never been asked once.

The $300,000 could be the total cost of the operation. More clarity is required by the writers.

Name the banks that are being intransigence. And difficult.

Unfortunately, you will find in Thailand that businesses refuse to admit fault even when you have all the proof.

You can travel any time after the 10th. On entry you'll get your 90 days. The last day you can travel and arrive is 8th Dec.