Dear All,

We bought a condo in January, travelling with normal 30/60 visa end of April from Germany and need a bank account to get payments for condo issues done.

What do we need? Special visa? Documents?

Thanks for your support!

BR

Hello to all! I intend to apply for the Non O visa, leading to a retirement visa. My problem is that the landlord whom I stay with has dificulties to help me producing the relevant required documents on residence. What you can suggest me do? Change to another apartment? Any other solutions? Has anyone come to the same problem before? Thank you for your attention.

Trying to get my mum an O-A visa to live with us in her retirement. Health insurance is a requirement, however she is 81 and so far none of the health insurance companies in the official visa guide's recommended list will insure anyone over 75. Any suggestions on how to proceed?

Speaking of Bank accounts does my account in Bangkok Bank in New York count as a thai bank?

I have a 90 day E Visa for Thailand but need to stay another 21 days

What are my options. Apply for extention or do a border crossing.

What documents do I need for an extention

I had a post declined.. i would point you to the same immigration bureau document you cite and the 'help poster' you published from the same bureau that goes on to say specifically 'visitors'

Hi all! On my DTV application I was asked for an address in Thailand of where I'm planning to stay. I only gave an AirBnB address where I will stay for 7 days, because I'm planning to find more permanent accommodation when I get there. Do you think this will be a problem? Do they want to see that you have long term accomodation already?

I see today many posts about the 90 days report. What is that ?

Is there something else to do than just leaving the country every 180 days?

Thanks in advanced and sorry if that’s a stupid question lol

I've been applying from the UK for a Muay Thai DTV and have been asked to go to the Embassy for an interview. Has anyone had this experience? All my documents are in place and everything was sent to them as requested.

Yesterday afternoon, I managed to open an account at SCB in the Airport Plaza in Chiang Mai.

It took three attempts, but in the end, it worked out.

First attempt: I asked what was required to open an account. They told me: passport, visa, certificate of residence, and a work permit.

When I pointed out that I didn’t have a work permit, they informed me that an account could be opened with the DTV (Digital Nomad Visa) for remote work and a translated employment contract for remote workers.

So, I got that done.

Second attempt: Of course, the information I received the first time wasn’t complete. On the second attempt, they told me I also needed a Thai tax ID.

So before my third attempt, I applied for one at the Revenue Department, explaining that I was on a DTV and intended to stay in Thailand for more than 183 days. They issued the tax ID for me.

Third attempt: With my certificate of residence, translated employment contract (which explicitly stated that I work remotely for my employer from Thailand and will stay for more than 183 days), visa, and tax ID, everything went smoothly and quickly.

Oh, and they didn’t try to sell me any unnecessary insurance!