마리오 **
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Look, Thailand isn't really a "mother may I" kind of country. Do your thing, don't draw attention to yourself and generally things will sort themselves out, especially with a little bit of tea money to the right people. Just keep your mouth shut.

Be aware though that if you are doing anything outside the perceived norm you are making yourself a target for extortion, both by locals and unfortunately other expats. That's why you keep your mouth shut about whatever it is you are trying to accomplish and make it legit sooner rather than later.
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Your DTV will have to be canceled before the WP can be issued.
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Do your research first next time then. Even a cursory review of posts in this group reveals a number of members posting/asking about residency issues.
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@Nenz ********
no, you can only extend once. Depending on where you are at you can then do a border run via an agency to get a fresh entry stamp in your passport to restart your clock.

In Pattaya for example a border run to Cambodia costs about 3500 baht per person and takes about 8 hours via a van.
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@Nenz ********
Filipinos get stamped in for 60 days upon arrival without a visa and then you can extend for another 30 days for 1900 baht at Immigration.
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If you aren't married you will have to apply separately - means you will both need your own separate accounts with the equivalent of 500k THB each in them.
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@Greg *******
if they are on a DTV producing content for monetization in Thailand it’s technically illegal.
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You do realise this is a bad idea, right? Unless you are planning to not come to Thailand ever again.
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There is no requirement for dependents to apply. If your wife is able to apply on her own merit then she can also apply for the kids.
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Sure, they could do that or they could maintain the status quo of not asking anything. Individual immigration offices might also add on their own requirements for extensions asking for the same type of info. Or they may just smile, collect your baht and stamp an extension into your passport without verifying anything. As the saying goes, “This is Thailand” - consistency and logic don’t always apply.