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The next time you fly out take bother passports with you, just in case. After that there should be no need.

It depends on whether they want the marriage formally registered or not. If they do then will be a lot easier and cheaper if they go to the district office first, sort out all of the paperwork and then take 2 witnesses to the district office and get married on paper.

Afterwards, they can have the celebrations on the boat.

It is possible to get the district officer to marry you at a location other than the district office, but it will cost. All of the documents must be prepared in advance, to the satisfaction of the district officer. Once that is done two district officers will turn up at the specified location at the specified time and both will complete and sign your marriage certificates and present them to you. This takes about 5 minutes.

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5 hours ago, snowballthecat said:

Any input will be highly appreciated, Sheryl's one in  particolar

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There isn't a requirement for the hiring company to make profit. Profit is not needed to:

Obtain a Non B Visa

Apply for a work permit

Extend a work permit

Apply for a 1 year extension of stay based on a Non B

Extend a 1 year exterior of stay based on a Non B

It's been that way for at least 5 years - I don't know about prior to that sorry.

1 hour ago, tomazbodner said:

...profit shown in last year...

The hiring company does not need to make a profit.

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You really do need a proper commercial contract. In general these extend to several pages and they cover all foreseeable eventualities.

Writing a few paragraphs and getting the Lessee to sign it will probably end badly.

You are not talking about a simple 3 year lease here where not much is at stake. If the Lessee breaches a substantial covenant and you cannot easily evict them you will regret the day the contract was signed.

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@Sheryl is away for a few days. I've tagged this post so she will see it and reply on her return.

In the meantime perhaps other members have had a similar experience?

Do not take Thai baht cash and exchange it in other countries. You will suffer a loss if you do this. You need to exchange your Thai baht into your destination currency while you are in Thailand.

The best exchanges are normally Super Rich Head Office (near Central World) and Vasu (the corner of Sukhumvit Soi 7/1).

You can compare the exchange rates online by clicking the above links.

On 9/13/2019 at 2:13 PM, scubascuba3 said:

I'm surprised no one knows about this.@Sheryl ?

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I like the idea of a digital license, but the app won't work on my phone (which is a new Samsung model). It's not a technical thing - I can load the app anyway, it's more a matter of how many people won't be able to use the app because it doesn't work for them.

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That's a very comprehensive and helpful spreadsheet. Thank you for your hard work Trollman. I am sure others will benefit.

@Sheryl will see this when she returns in a few days time.