I’ve uploaded a consolidated HSBC statement covering three months with an average of more than the requirement for both of us. The UAE, being a tad patriarchal, puts the man’s name on the statement, even for joint accounts, but I’m submitting the same ones for both of us. Will that be a problem,

@Jo**

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That’s the plan,

@J**

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Thanks,

@Nongnuch *******

. We are applying for the 90-day visa here in the UAE but can’t open a Thai bank account until we arrive there.

Thanks,

@Ni***

. The online form here seems to require you to upload a copy of your ticket, which must be from the airline, not a travel agent.

Thanks,

@Fl***

. Noted.

If memory serves,

@Wann****

, the field has a red asterisk against it, so I assumed it was mandatory. I’ll check again, thanks.

Yes, long time residents,

@Nong****

. Thanks.

I did wonder,

@Stu***

, but we were advised that the Non OA was a 90-day visa which would give you time once in Thailand to find and get proof of a permanent address, open a Thai bank account and deposit the 800,000 THB (each, presumably). If this is it, it would make life a lot easier. We’ve been resident in Dubai for 20 years. Thanks for your help.

Forgot - no, don’t know anyone I’d feel comfortable asking to use their number,

@J**

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Thanks,

@J**

. I think it asks for the e-ticket number, but if a one way ticket is acceptable, it would save money on getting the refund. Thanks.