You need a TM 30 certificate; it will be issued to you based on where you will be residing. The property owner must provide rental documents. With this certificate and your passport, go to immigration the first time and submit a 90-day report. This is form TM 47. Next time, you can do this online on the immigration website. No need to go to the office.

So far Krungthai Bank has not been noticed in closing accounts without a long-term visa, although they no longer open accounts on a student visa as before. With Bangkok Bank this is a problem, they close accounts

Anonymous Member My advice to you if you really want to pay something try going to the tax department and they will tell you everything how to do it, although I think they will send you away

Or use the services of a company that will help you collect the entire package of documents and get your license without queues within 3 days

Yes, you can do it yourself if you have time to study and a waiting list to submit your application,

If you do not have a long-term visa, you will not be able to open an account in banks in Thailand, even on the basis that you own real estate.

Come to Pattaya, there is a school that will give you a document for 5 years to apply for a DTV visa, if you want, it will help you to apply for everything turnkey

Yes, that's right, there are Muaу Thai courses that are issued for 5 years, and also Thai cooking courses are also issued for 5 years.

And what will they tell you at immigration, stay without leaving and who will put a stamp on you for another 180 days? It clearly states that you can stay continuously for 180 days in Thailand, then you must leave Thailand.

Now even with an agent you can't open a bank account if it's not a NonO visa, NonB with an ED visa you can open an account in one bank