No stress at all. Next time you land in Thailand show proof of DTV and you're good to go. If you still have the old passport keep it with you, if not no stress.

@Greg *******

Money returned if rejected. That is good.

That is a fair point. I would still recommend shopping around for a better deal.

Couple of options. Stay in a hotel for a night and ask for the tm30. its a bit cheeky but happens a lot usually without issue. If it's possible the owner of the condo can give you a copy of his/her id and a letter saying you reside there. Final option is to take a fine at the office. I can't remember how much but it's not a lot. Hope this helps.

@Andi **********

Thats a very reasonable price.

Some people think the earth is flat. I am not judging them but to me paying that kind of money would be just as silly. If anyone has that kind of money and meets the requirements then better spent here on other things. Sorry but 200,000 is a lot. honestly the max i seen that looked like they cover bank account and some course was 65,000 or close to that number. I recommend everyone look around and check all options. Sorry for the long reply.

Take both. You will be good. No worries.

@Greg *******

Wow. The highest I've seen was 70,000. I think that included a Muay Thai course also or help with a bank account. Either way i think anything over 20,000 bhat is robbery.

@Greg *******

Yes i seen some pretty hilarious prices. The base price is around 11,000 bhat but agencies I have seen quote well above that.

@Andi **********

Yes i would agree this is a fair statement.