@Pa**

yes it was.

This is the list we were given in Ubon.

@Pa**

and like Tod said “hand drawn”. They wouldn’t accept our google maps print out. Luckily my wife is smarter than me and insisted on drawing one.

@Da***

I’m sure. That would be nerve wracking. Safe travels!

Congrats!

The same thing happened to me in March before all the Covid stuff happened. It was about 7-8 days past the expiring “under consideration” stamp that they told me it was ready.

Funny thing is when we went to the office to get it they said it was ready for a while and they missed it when we called.

In the Ubon office they sent it to a regional office for approval. I’m sure you are the same.

@To**

yeah I’m pretty busy. Between daily trips to the gym and cutting the grass once a week I’m knackered. It’s a real bitch finding the time to go to immigration once a year and drop off some papers.

Good point 👍🏻👍🏻

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It’s two separate letters. The bank will know exactly what you mean and what you need. I walked in and told them and 10-15 minutes l walked out with both letters.

It’s definitely not a copy of the bank book. They are letters the bank generates and the bank manager signs.

I am on a non O. Have an international drivers license and have been stopped for speeding and at check points several times and no one gives a shit. Because of Covid all the offices we closed. When they opened the earliest appointment was October and that was in July.

@Jean-F*******

while I would disagree with the doom and gloom above I agree initially it is a little cumbersome. I have the non O for marriage. First extension was last year. It was a little bit of a pain in the ass but now it’s simple as pie. We exactly what we have to do and we do it. Quite simple actually. Also, everyone at our local immigration are very nice, kind, helpful and even gave tips on how to avoid some BS. Take FB comments with a grain of salt, especially about how bad it is as a foreigner here.