You can apply for the retirement visa and if you don’t have the 800,000 baht to put in your account, there are visa agents that can put their money in an account in your name for a fee.

@Lawrence ********

It’s not a visa at all. It’s visa-exempt. No visa.

It’ll be very difficult and time-consuming to get her to the US before you’re married or after. It takes years. I know. The US consular officials that approve visas are now held accountable whenever someone, who they issued a visa to, overstays. As a result, most of them severely curtailed the number of visas they approved. They get paid the same whether or not they issue visas.

@Arisara ********

That's what I've been doing for the last year and plan to continue to do, especially with the new tax law going into effect.

Same problem encountered with visas to the US. Impossible to get.

Most rentals come furnished, so it’s easy to try a place for a year then try another place.

You're asking, on Facebook, if you can break Thai law?

I did a prenuptial agreement through an online website. By Thai law, my fiancé signed it and it was attached to the wedding certificate.

Why would a moderator even approve a post like this? It should’ve been declined with feedback asking the OP to provide the critical information.

All of the requirements for a long-term visa for your boyfriend are on the Thai Embassy webpage for your boyfriend's country (his nationality).