Which visas let a family live in Thailand?

Four categories (official BOI figures). Wealthy Global Citizen: USD 1 million in assets plus USD 500,000 invested in Thailand; no income test. Wealthy Pensioner: 50+ and retired, passive income of USD 80,000 a year (or USD 40,000 plus USD 250,000 invested in Thailand). Work-from-Thailand Professional: USD 80,000 a year average over 2 years (or USD 40,000 with a Master's, IP or Series A funding of USD 1 million), working for a listed company or one with USD 50 million revenue over 3 years. Highly-Skilled Professional: job in a targeted industry and USD 80,000 a year (or USD 40,000 with a science/technology Master's or expertise; none for public agencies). All: USD 50,000 health insurance, Thai social security or USD 100,000 deposit.

Two principal categories, both multiple entry with a visa valid for 5 years. (a) Workcation (digital nomad, remote worker, foreign talent, freelancer): employment contract or employment certificate in their country, or a professional portfolio showing that status. (b) Thai soft power activities (e.g. Muay Thai, Thai culinary training, medical treatment): proof of confirmation to attend the activity or an appointment letter from a hospital/medical center. Both: financial evidence of either (1) last-3-month bank statement(s) with a minimum balance of 500,000 THB or equivalent, or (2) sponsorship letter(s); passport biodata page; photograph taken within the last six months; proof of permanent residence in the country where the application is submitted; criminal record clearance certificate from the country of nationality or of application. The page says to check the embassy/consulate's website for its specific documents.

Non-Immigrant category O for parents or guardians of non-Thai students at educational establishments approved by Thai authorities (the student uses category ED; non-formal private schools are excluded). Parent/guardian documents (Royal Thai Embassy, Seoul list): passport valid for at least 6 months; colour photo taken within 6 months (not the passport photo); proof of current residency in Korea (Resident Register, or Alien Registration Card for non-Koreans) plus a 1-year Certificate of Entry and Departure; a recent 3-month bank statement or certificate of deposit with an ending balance of no less than 30,000 THB (or 1,200,000 KRW), with proof of relationship if it is a family statement; copy of the student's passport and visa stamp (if any); birth certificate or other document proving the relationship with the student; letter of invitation from the approved school. Student (ED): ending balance of no less than 800,000 THB (or 30,000,000 KRW) or the parents'/guardian's income-tax certificate, acceptance/invitation letter and the school's registration certificate; students under 20 travelling alone also need a notarised birth certificate, notarised parents' marriage certificate (or custody court order), copies of the parents' passports/IDs and notarised parental consent. Non-English documents need certified English translations. E-visa issuance takes 7-14 working days.