@Paul *******

Way off base. A half day with a Visa agent when I got set up initially and then the same a year later for renewals is a very very small percentage of my total time living in Thailand. The country offers so much more beyond that but I guess if Visa stuff weighes heavy on your mind then maybe find somewhere else to go.

@Mark *******

That was a positive comment I made! Geez!

@Tore ********

All good! 👍

@Mark *******

I think they would call you a unicorn! 👍

@David ******

A fail means the transfer did not complete either on time or at all due to technical issues. So that opens up 12 chances for problems versus my once-a-year occasion. If it's working for you, great, but from reading comments, not everyone shares your good fortune. Ummm, it's not an intelligence situation, I just have many other much more fun and interesting things to do than checking this transfer all the time.

@Marty ********

Are they in Bangkok?

@Gerg *********

Definitely a good idea to keep separate. When the marriage wraps up, she'll disappear with whatever funds she can get her hands on, so at least your visa won't be in jeopardy.

@Scott ********

You mean Thai girls can and would actually work after marriage? I think that's a myth 😕

@Scott ********

No truer words have been spoken!

@David ******

No thanks. I'll keep a pool of cash to use for expenses just once and not have to be concerned with monthly transfers that could fail.