@Chris *******

visa and 90 day report is not connected. When you get your visa does not extend your 90 day. It happened to me a couple of years ago. My visa extension was in Sept. my 90 days was in Oct. I jus assumed that my 90 days started over when I extended my visa. When I went in in December they said I was late. But after explaining to them they just gave me a warning and it started over

I am married to a Thai man and have been living in Thailand for a long time. I have never had to show any income . However last week when I applied for my COE I had to show statement that I had at least $700 in the bank. That’s all.

If you are married it’s very easy at any bank if you are opening a joint acct. take your marriage cert.

I didn’t need anything when I renewed my 5 year license. They just ask if I’m at the same residence.

@Dana ******

I live in Thailand with my Thai husband. I don’t have a work permit and have e-banking with Bangkok bank and also Kasikorn bank

@Phill *****

yes right now I do live in Thailand but happened to visit the US and got stuck over here. Waiting till they let Non O visas back I

@Phill *****

Phill Rose not true. I have been married to a thai man for 40+ years and still haven’t got Thai citizenship. You still have to go thru all the hurdles. I married in Thailand and a few years later went back to the US to work. Retired and moved back to Thailand and still have to live there 5 years before I can apply. This year makes 5 years so I will apply again soon.

The level of English varies from school to school. I would just check out the different schools first.

Put them in a Thai private school that has an English program. They learn most subjects in English but also learn Thai at the same time. Some of them even teach Chinese too.

If they don’t open the borders they will more than likely extend the exemption anyway. At least you are stuck over there. Lol Thailand is my home but I’m stuck over here in Houston. Also with lots of protesters. Came for my Granddaughter’s graduation and can’t go back.