Thank you. I'm incredibly grateful that I need this information.

I did mine during my layover in Hong Kong Airport. Had no problems. Processed instantly.

@Spencer ******

Just a tip. The form asked me for the address of the Airbnb I'm at including the city (Bangkok), district (Bang Na) and sub-district (I had no clue so put Bang Na again and it worked). Sub-district is a required field but repeating the district worked, at least in my case. The form processed immediately. I had forgotten to do it at home so completed it between flights at the Hong Kong airport.

What interest rate range is paid on the 800,000 deposit? Ballpark figure will do. Can't find it online and I'm not in Thailand yet.

@Chelsea *******

He asked info. I gave it. You didn't.

@Chelsea *******

He also needs 20,000 baht or the equivalent.

@Chelsea *******

Not quite.

@Tod ********

So if I continue to get my pensions in my Canadian bank account and transfer 65,000 bhat each month, that will meet the requirement? I somehow had the idea that the deposit had to come from the source of my pensions.

@Jan *****

I won't answer for James but when I want info about the rules, I go to the Thai Consulate online site in Vancouver. But you have to be careful checking the Consulate site. Right now it still says Canadians can stay for 30 days visa exempt but in another spot it has the updated info re the 60 exemption.

@John *********

This is the advice I got from an agent on Chiang Mai. Canadian embassy will certify my pension income.