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Yeah certainly a possibility! Would a court transfer ownership in that scenario? I wonder...

Theirs, same as passport

I believe they started the transaction with genuine intent, but may now try to pull a fast one of some sort.

I have the blue book, everything seems legit. Private individual.

As per title. Have a contract saying that ownership would be transferred upon completion of payments. Have email correspondence records with notarised seller ID. Seller is a Korean national, belive they are in Korea now. Completed 75% of the installments, they were going to be coming to Thailand soon, and we would complete final payment and transfer ownership. Now the seller is not responding to emails and has gone AWOL for a few months. Would a court transfer ownership? Thoughts? Opinions? Thanks

I got the extension you suggested, thank you. I just want to report that, in addition to the documents listed on the website, Jomtien office wanted: -Both Kor Ror 2 and Kor Ror 3 as proof of marriage (Kor Ror 2 requires a visit to local gov office in North Pattaya and 40 baht, took 40 mins there and back, but only 15 mins to do) -They also wanted to see scans of landlords ID and house book. Thanks again

Number 24 on this page? https://www.immigration.go.th/en/?p=14714#41fc4d1c87c52e33e Thank you so much to both of you, you saved me an expensive trip

Thank you for your answers. Unfortunately I have left it late and I don't have 15 days until my current stamp expires. I could do a border bounce and get another visa exempt entry, which I believe would give me 45 days. Then I could use that time to prepare for the non-O visa. Does that sound like a sensible plan? Thank you again, greatly appreciate your time and help here.

Hi, as per title, is there a "best way" to do this? Currently, Thai bank account has less than 800k baht. My plan: Get single entry Non-O from Savannakhet. Then season 800k in a Thai bank for 90 days, and get a 1 year marriage visa/extension at Thai immigration office. Thank you