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@Jordan ******
boomer, if im a boomer than someone is definitely in crack lol. Ive been in BTC since it was under 1usd lol.
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@Don ********
tell me more about MSTR, why you believe in it?

Edit, you are talking about Microstrategy stock?
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@Neale ********
just buy some Moodeng tokens lol. Available on Binance now (I couldn’t resist and bought a small bag of around 100k baht lol)

But in all seriousness, if 200k was all I had to invest id put it in SOL and not look at it for 6-10 months. Bitcoin likely max 2-3x this round.
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Im sorry but 200K baht isn’t investment money…..

If you try to invest that in a business, your just a target to get it stolen/scammed.

Not worth it. You actually better off buying Bitcoin. But 200K is just 1-4 months living cost depends on your lifestyle.
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There isn’t any haha, but let me tell you: There is zero need to use a agent. Jakarta is particularly easy.

If you have the paperwork prepared:

- walk on a Monday morning , no appointment needed

- Pick up following Thursday afternoon

For DTV (medical), I only provided:

1. Medical appointment

2. Passport

3. Bank statement (English) with balance over 500k THB (in EUR)

4. cash to pay the visa (Indonesian ruphia only)
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Anonymous participant no e-visa, no appointment. Walk-in only. Check their website.
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Anonymous participant I got my DTV based on a single appointment with neurosurgeon. Applied in Jakarta. Also spine issues, and under ongoing treatment in Bangkok.

Depending on where you apply, you should have plenty documentation for DTV on medical grounds.

The medical certificate also makes opening a Bank account waaaaaay easier
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@Koin *****
simply because they prioritize people applying within 3 months of their intended travel. And well, simply because they say so. It’s Thailand, it’s not all meant to make sense 🤷🏻‍♂️

That “should apply within 3 months” statement is used for pretty much all visas. It’s a generic/general thing. Its DTV that is unusual with its 5 years validity.

You should state a intended arrival day within 3 months from when you apply. But you don’t have to honor that. After you got the visa it doesn’t matter. 5 years as many already mentioned