@Ray ********

usually in context, it’s inferring to the same sex.

@Tyson *******

Sorry, I couldn’t resist. Good luck

Synopsis: I think you’ve answered your own question...

David Mcmillan sorry, Facebook started doing this strange thing. If you open a post it automatically sets you up for replying. I must have accidentally hit the send key.

Mcmillan

I report in Chumphon and they never worried about it if I traveled in country. All of the sudden a two weeks ago I got fined 2000 baht for not reporting back after a trip to Bangkok. They can change in a heartbeat

Robert Lagas no nonsense, experienc. . I’m trying to help where you seem to cut off so many useful strings prematurely

Tod Daniels ...They think if I’m using a single account I’m not supporting my other half. Funny math to me. I’ll just open a single account and transfer the 65k to the joint the same day.

I know this will only affect a few, but my immigration in Chumphon just told me if I use a joint account the deposit amount has to be at least 65k x 2 = 130k deposit a month if you use a joint account. Either way , whichever type of account you use the yearly amount deposited is not averaged out, meaning a deposit of at least 65k or 130k every single month has to be accounted for. No double one month and nothing the next. Hope this helps some of you, but I suspect this will be another thing that depends on what immigration office you report to. Oh and these numbers are based on a over 50 years old extension of stay.

@James *******

yes