Hello everyone .. the owner of the condominium where I always stay for about 3 months every year, will make me a "letter of guarantee" ... it can be useful to me at the bkk migration office to obtain a visa longer than the one normal tourist visa that I have? and also to open a bank account? I would appreciate any information or advice that you can give me to be able to obtain a visa without many complications, thank you very much in advance.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The letter of guarantee from your condominium owner may not assist in extending your tourist visa or opening a bank account in Thailand. Most comments suggest that immigration requires more specific documentation, such as a lease agreement and the landlord's identification, rather than just a letter of guarantee. While a Thai bank account can potentially be opened with your lease, it is essential to understand the exact visa requirements to stay longer in Thailand. Additionally, the discussion includes information on the retirement visa for those with sufficient funds and points towards the importance of staying informed about current Thai immigration rules.
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