@Phil ******

copy of passport, visa, entry stamp and copy of TM30.

They then send it to the address registered on TM30.

This was Chaeng W in Bangkok though. May differ other places.

@Ernesto *******

no-one was talking about “being wealthy”. 😅 Not the sharpest knife are you?

@Ernesto *******

and yet that is the requirement for a visa with the actual name “LTR wealthy pensioner”🤦. Do you even know what group you are commenting in?….

@Ernesto *******

whats up with the id*ot comments today. OP didn’t name the visa, thai immigration did 🤦 Its the requirement for the visa with said name….

@Thaimer *****

why you argue this haha. It was definitely 2% + weekend charge lol 😆 It was literally the reason i opened wise.

I’ts good they removed it so it doesn’t really matter. But even stated in their faq they considered Thai Baht a “Low liquidity currency”

@Thaimer *****

Alright, it used to be 2%. And double over the weekend. I just compared, Revolut still more expensive though. For 1000 eur you get about 200 baht more using wise. (And Wise safer as they have formal bank license)

I don’t see many advocating for revolut in Thailand seeing as they charge extra for Baht conversion as they consider it a “small and illiquid currency”. May have changed, but used to be a couple years back at least. They also have bad reputation for suddenly closing accounts without good reason with bad customer service,

Most and me as well recommend Wise for Thailand.

Bangkok no longer requires 90 day report for CoR. I received mine a few days ago

@Garrett **********

Bangkok has scrapped that requirement. I got mine after two weeks in Thailand. Chaeng Wattana

You will be fine as long as you enter within the 180 days FROM DAY visa WAS ISSUED by embassy.

Its not a 180 day visa, its a 60 day multiple entry visa with unlimited entries within 6 months of visa issuance