@John *********

+1 on this, perfect summary

I've been told by an accountant that even payments I make with my foreign debit card (like every bottle of water at a 711) is also money brought into the country. Nuances, but important ones.

Of course the big ones are rent, bills and such.

P.S.: It's 180 days, not 190 but I'm sure that was just a typo. <3

@Kersh ****

To be completely honest with you, that's those people's problem. One should do proper research before moving to another country. 😃

And I'd argue that the /183 day rule (different depending on which country you go to - 180 for Thailand) is common knowledge as soon as you start googling 'what does moving to another country entail', 'tax when moving countries'.

Sure, if you just blindly move without doing any research, then good luck. 😃

@Richard *********

That's correct. 👍

Anonymous participant Neither me, nor anyone else here in the group can tell you, sinec no one here (presumably) is an immigration officer. Unless they told you so, I'd assume it's not but only they can say for sure.

I'm not even going to speculate because chances are, my guess is wrong. 🙂

Anonymous participant Ah, don't worry about that then I'd say.

It's btw normal that not everything is stated. The state the bare miminmum, but if the officer working on your application wants to know more abiout you, they will ask.

For example, it only says 500k THB on your account, nothing about previous bank statements. Yet, some people get asked for the 3 or 6 months prior. It's up to them. 🙂

@Glenn *********

Shouldn't it be

!(n -> n+1)

? 😃

@Henrik ****

I think you got something mixed up. The DTV doesn't just cost 10k THB. And dependnig on the embassy you don't have to pay at all if you get rejected.

@Florence ***********

Awesome. Thanks for letting me know! :)

Did you show bank statements for multiple months or just a closing balance? 🙂

Thank you for adding all this helpful information here and congrats! 🙂