You only need prescriptions for opiates, barbituates etc. Shop around as prices vary a lot. You can also buy online.

@Patrick *******

it depends on the office. Jomtien is one of the busiest

You will also do a reaction test and peripheral colour vision eye test

@Paul *********

he has applied as a health tourist and not a digital nomad

Get your wife to contact the local Amphur (registry office) and ask what is required

My friend opened a joint account with his Thai wife while on a tourist visa. Perhaps you could try that.

You can buy an onward ticket for about $14 and avoid all the hassle. It lasts for 48 hours so buy it just before you fly. There are many sites offering this service. onwardticket.com

@Andy ******

Immigration rarely asks even though it is the official rule.

First of all the fees or charges, on their own, are irrelevant as they must be considered together with the exchange rate. My bank will transfer my money for free but I still get more if I use Wise as their exchange rate is superior.

@Gordon ********

My office is Nakhon Sawan and they're very good. My friend came to visit using a visa-exempt in February so my wife, as home owner, went to immigration and registered the TM30. My friend and I both went on a tour of Vietnam and I used a re-entry permit but he simply returned with a new visa-exempt. My wife went to immigration to ask if she needed to do another TM30 for us both. The senior IO said yes for my friend as he has returned using a new permission to stay and his old TM30 was cancelled when his last visa-exempt entry was cancelled (when he left the country). However, as I was still using my original permission to stay (marriage Ext) and had used a re-entry permit my TM 30 was not cancelled. As long as I returned to the same address it did not need to be done again.