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Claudiy_roy She could leave to a nearby country and apply for the 90 day Non-O visa there using funds in her home bank. Return to Thailand, open a bank account and place a minimum of 800k baht in and once it's been there for 2 months apply for the 12 month extension of stay
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Is your mother in Thailand now? If so what visa is she on? Bank accounts must be opened in person and normally can't be opened on a tourist entry
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Lauren Zar do you mean he's already been blacklisted, if so for how long and where is he now?
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You can but you need a treatment plan of more than 6 months signed off by a recognised medical professional at a legitimate medical facility
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Normally the statements and the bank guarantee letter can be up to 7 days old but your bank book needs to be updated to show a transaction on the day
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Assuming you hold a passport from a country whose embassy doesn't provide an income certificate you shouldn't have any problem assuming you have overseas transfers of a minimum of 65k baht each month for the full 12 months prior to applying. Miss a month or be a baht short then you will have an issue
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The place is highly relevant. Even though the application process is online you must be physically present in a location served by the consulate you will apply through, and have to remain there until the application process completes
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You don't have a visa and your not renewing anything. You have an extension of stay and it requires a new application every year. Saying that you should be able to do your 90 days report online
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You are legally obliged to report every time you spend 90 consecutive days inside Thailand. Nothing to do with immigration when leaving, only the immigration offices inside Thailand deal with 90 day reports.
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