@Nelly ********

It is definitely 60 days , I entered on the same and i extended for another 30 days last Thursday at samut prakan immigration office and it took me about 90 minutes from arrival at the office to getting my passport back with the extension in it

@Will ****

. That is not true

@Oo ****

for a year ?

@Terry **********

. Do you know what fb groups are for ???? People join to ask questions about stuff and get responses from others who have knowledge and experience. I have a suggestion for you. Why don't you just shut up and scroll on by ?

@Pete ******

. Cheers

I am 65 and healthy at the moment 🤞🤞🤞🤞

What kind of cost would I be looking at ?

Sorry for jumping on the OP's post. But 2 birds and all that 👍

My income is above 65k but I spend less than half of that . Sending it back to the UK again to a savings account for a decent interest will cost money in exchange rates

Is there anyway around the need to transfer 65k. Like just showing income is more than 65k ?

@Christopher *****

ok . I see

I am curious as to how overstaying can be a mistake. The date of leaving is in the passport of everyone

I can certainly understand why some people would not want to leave 800k Baht hanging around in a Thai bank when in the UK the money coup be earning. £18,250 at 4.3% interest is £809 per annum and to use an agent to get annual visa renewals according to 3 agents who contacted me is only £329. Therefore leaving the £18,250 in the UK makes you £500 a year (2.74% interest)