When you say: "proof of funds 20.000 THB or equivalent in another major currency" does it really need to be in cash? Or can we just produce a bank statement or a homemaking screenshot? Who goes around with that amount of cash these days
alright, and by going to immigration to inform them about the status change, at the same time that person get the ED extension cancelled within the passport. Am I understanding that right?
thanks very much for this. I didn't know about the risk of getting a 20.000 THB fine, but who is to give a fine? And for what reason he could get fined if I may ask. This guy is leaving the country just when his ED visa expires.
I guess it also depends on how many months went by from when the ED visa had expired and one tries to re-enter on a tourist visa or visa exemption, right?
⚠️ Urgent inbound travel restrictions starting Jan 9th
Thailand has new COVID-19 requirements for inbound travelers arriving by air: vaccination certificate or doctor's letter, COVID treatment insurance for some, mask guidelines, and testing for those with symptoms. Be prepared before your trip.
yes I agree, and it's quite scary because this whole story is an aggression to fundamental human rights and it seems they want to keep going with no shame.
I know nothing about that and I'm not doing any of those things, I don't comply, I'm not even measuring the temperature. I leave and go where they don't bother me