@Lisa *****************

I arrived back in UK from Thailand in July with a German passport expiring in 15 days and nothing was said So with UK passport surely there is no problem

IO officer at Bkk airport said to my wife “ I can let you and the little man come in (our son),

but for your husband I need some Whiskey “

@Kees *********

I just tried 10k at a time to check it works as I need to spend a lot of my 800 while here and going back after a year. At least I know that if I still have a few 100k I can send it to uk.

Ive sent small amounts to UK using Wise ( 10,000 baht 3 times ) and it works fine.

I got married to a Thai in UK .She didnt change her name and still hasn't 8 years on .Never been an issue or ever questioned.

If you have checked bags there’s absolutely no advantage as bags come out usually at random. I sit for as long as I can and breeze off. You’ll then see the same idiots standing right in front of the carousel so nobody else can see the bags coming and have to squeeze through if you do see your bag.

@Jim *********

I was quoted in Hua Hin, recommended by a friend who paid same agent a year ago.I went with Thai wife to immigration. They were helpful and gave us a list of requirements which were easy to get. House rental agreement, bank statement ,photos etc. went back with it and processed in 20 minutes including waiting. Very easy. I think it cost 1900 plus some small fees for photos and copying. If you have a Thai Freind or partner worth trying yourself first and save 34,000

I applied last June and it took about 48 hrs. I later queried about needing a return ticket for 90 day ( they said not needed)and replied 24 hours. I’d say very efficient

@Paul *******

Thanks Paul

@Paul *******

my mum is in a similar situation. She is 86 and arrives on 28 November. She is departing London with Thai air business class. Can she request a wheelchair in London for arrival in Bkk ?