Hi, many thanks for all the useful info you provide (particularly Ellie’s charts), based on which I’m preparing an application for 90 day Non-O inside Thailand (before 1 year extension based on retirement) and have following clarifications:
Which immigration office do I need to use in Bangkok and confirm review period there will be 15 working days? (maybe I could book an appointment but that meant nothing when I did it for my visa exempt extension last week)
Currently opening TH bank account and transferring funds, they will come from my UK bank account via a currency exchange house (since rate is ~4% better than interbank rate) - is that likely to cause any snags and will the bank statement(s) be sufficient to (A) demonstrate the funds are in a TH bank account and (B) that they came from overseas?
I now have a lease and also a TM30 from initial AirBnb stay - the chart and previous posts don’t indicate if either of these (or anything else) is required?
As always, thanks for all you do for us 🇹🇭❤️
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is seeking guidance on applying for a 90-day Non-O visa in Bangkok, specifically about the appropriate immigration office to approach, the review period for the visa, and banking procedures for demonstrating overseas funds. Key points include applying at the Chaengwattana Immigration office, ensuring funds are clearly marked as international transfers on bank statements, and being aware of the need for a new TM30 when filing a visa application.
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