If he is short of money, he should stay in his home country, as he is more than 70 years old. This period is when a man is likely to experience many health issues. In Thailand, most individuals of this age are married.

If they don't like you, just leave. Apparently your home country has already abandoned you; hence, you have to come to Thailand for refuge.

Young I think you are correct in the current environment when frequent border running is restricted. But earlier, many border runners used to work illegally or run illegal businesses, and they used to accept cash only, which they later deposited in the bank.

You need to pick using the calendar. Can't type.

Alan Rothwell Now I am on a DTV, so I don't know. If it's still available, nothing will happen except that you will help a few people and make a ton of money like me, who has made more than one million when I used agents for ten years.

Always get a Non-O in your home country. Thereafter, it depends. If you want to help a number of people while making money, use an agent for your extension. Otherwise, do it yourself inside Thailand.

Jayne Stuart If your intention is just to spend 90 days in a year, you don't need a Non-O. You always pay for an extension. Extensions are not free.

On a visa exemption or as a tourist visa, it is now almost impossible to open a bank account. You can enter Thailand without a visa if you already have a bank account. You can first obtain a Non-O and then an extension. For Nob-O inside Thailand, you must also show that the money has come from outside. For an extension, you just show the money. you don't have to show if it has come from outside or been stolen inside Thailand. :)

If you don't know the answer to this and you freeze in anxiety, you should stay home. Why do these mentally challenged people travel? And I wonder how they keep their jobs in their home country.

@Peter ******

Now the immigration also has aisles where no manual passport control is required. She has to only scan her Thai passport for exit. Also check in with the UK passport.