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Stay where you are until the process completes, even if it means rescheduling your flight
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I've no idea about pockets but revolut is not universally recognised as a bank so whether its accepted or not will likely depend on where you apply and where you apply from
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How long ago was ownership of the Thai company transferred? When did you cancel your Non-B and work permit? What did you show for your source of income and did it reference the Thai company at all?
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Find a flight number that matches your intended route, no need to actually book flights
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Very few people get approved for a DTV to learn Thai, normally they tell you to get an ED visa. Learning Thai is not listed as a soft power activity.
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You carry both your old and new passports
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@Luit ****************
if you manage to legitimately open the account you should be OK
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Things are getting tighter so you really need to sign up for a course that's a minimum of 6 months, preferably a bit longer. 6 weeks of dental treatment can be done under a visa exempt entry, they're not going to give you a DTV based on that
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It's very difficult to open a bank account on a DTV although not impossible. All you can do is go from branch to branch of every bank and hope you find one that will. You'll also need a residence certificate from immigration
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@James *******
true, but it doesn't look like he has the luxury of timing given he'd have to apply in Canada and has a work rotation to stick to