I have been on a Remote Worker DTV for 5 months.
Immigration didn’t give me the 180-day extension because half of my money is in the U.S. stock market and the other half was not in my Thai bank account for 30 days. All my other documents were fine. I still work for the same company.
I will make a visa run and enter through Bangkok airport.
Is there a high chance they will refuse my entry?
Do they want to see 500,000 THB in my bank account and check that it has been there for 30 days?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is concerned about re-entering Thailand after being denied a 180-day extension on their Remote Worker DTV due to insufficient funds in their Thai bank account. They are seeking clarity on the likelihood of being denied entry upon return and the specifics regarding the required 500,000 THB in their Thai bank account for at least 30 days. Community comments suggest the entry process is generally smooth, but emphasize the importance of having the required funds readily accessible, indicating that stocks do not count as cash.
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