@Robert ***********

I got it directly from BOI when I received my LTR visa in Bangkok.

I suppose it's same for all LTR visa types. For "working from Thailand" going abroad resets the clock for sure.

@Robert ***********

it does reset the clock. So if you travel abroad once a year you don't have to file 12-months report in immigration

@Sebastian **************

thank you for most detailed responses. I have different question on Thai taxation for my revenues on abroad company. Since I'm not USA citizen but Russian, I've heard I don't need to pay taxes in Thailand (even on revenue more than 300.000 thb a year) if I don't bring money in Thailand in same calendar year. I could bring it in on 1-st of January, so Thailand wouldn't ask me to pay taxes. Is it correct if I stay in Thailand longer than 6 months a year on EDU or TR visa?

I got married this month. You need affidavits from your council/embassy saying both of you are single, verified passport copies. Next you need to translate affidavits, passport copies into Thai and legalise in Bangkok at Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

With these legalised documents AND 2 thai witnesses (+interpretor if they don't speak English) you could go to any District Office. Some offices refuse to get married 2 foreigners.

I didn't get 2 witnesses first and asked people in the queue to witness. Office said these people didn't suit as they don't know me good enough. So I got a translation company next to the office, they provided me with intepretor and witnesses. It cost me around 4k. Good luck to you both!

@Giuseppe *********

thanks, I see. I thought there are some legal limitations on selling old property.

I found a property index for Bangkok, it goes up 30% for last 10 years

@Giuseppe *********

why is it impossible to sell an old house?

@Danny ******

I also heard controversial words that it's better to have land on an empty company and to run business in another company.

I'm confused, what is the most popular way to buy a land for a company?

If you set up a company to own the land, does this company need to do business, has an office and staff? I've heard from a lawyer if company doesn't run a business there could be problems with ownership of the land in Chiang Mai

Is it possible to convert this extension into educational or volunteer visa without leaving Thailand?