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@Todd ********
"Opt for less rigorous enforcement" isn't opting to change the regulations? 😂😂😂😂
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@Todd ********
Immigration Officers overturn regulations regularly when they're paid bribes by visa agents 😂
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UnderstandingWallaby8700 Business name registration. Letter from business secretary (my daughter) to the business employee (me) stating I am a "property consultant" who can work remotely. I showed my superannuation fund (which has the required 500k baht equivalent) as proof of funds.
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@Chris ********
I went the remote worker way managing my one property. Six days to approve. Set for five years! Easiest peasiest
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@Jesper ******
Not that complicated. Some offices it's possible to obtain extension 45 days prior to expiry, so the actual months in question are not that relevant. The immigration office is looking for 12 monthly transfers for each month prior to application. If application is made, say on the 15th of the month, a transfer may or may not have been made for that month. If a transfer has been made they will look for 11 previous transfers, if transfer has not been made they will look for 12 previous transfers.
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@Jesper ******
Not quite correct. You need to show 12 x 65k monthly transfers leading up to the extension application. I've done this at least a dozen times at CW and have only needed 12 months or statements showing 12 international transfers
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@Luke *******
I think this is about getting it noted in your Thai bank account as an international transfer
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@Ian *********
The Thai officials if they're that an@l could also find fault with a reduced size PDF document. Let's not forget it's an eVisa, emphasis on the "e".