Just make sure the phone number you have registered to your banking app is topped up so that it doesn’t go inactive and gets recycled to a new person.

Once you got a tm30 filled by your condo owner, head on over to IT Square in Lak Si. That is where they process the visa exempt entries. If they don’t give you one then check in at a hotel the day before and get one from them and use that address. At IT square 3rd floor they have printed forms of everything you need to sign. Anything else you need you can get done at the printshop right next to the immigration area. Remember to use a blue pen. They even sell them there and at the coffee shop nearby. If you have your forms already filled in then take them along as it will speed up time. Wait times are fairly decent currently. Just be aware that they take a lunch break from 12-1pm. So have your lunch then as well if you haven’t got all done first.

@Greg *******

yep noticed that. I used to be able to have longer packages. I found I could only get the highest speed package at the airport though. Go into a retailer store and the plans are mostly throttled. Can renew every 60 days by topping up and following the renew instructions. But if missed the renewal window then have to go back to the counter at the airport if wanting the same package

@마리오 **

so true. Some anonymous accounts originate from other SEA countries to give Thailand a bad name. A common deception tactic used since forever is to mix a lie with some truth (or with a lot of truth). Politicians do it often. So folks take anonymous posts like a grain of salt, seek verification from creditable sources.

Anonymous participant 981 yes it has happened to me and resolved with a couple of visits. The context on how this was written was done in a way to create an emotional reaction and through the use of an anonymous user is what makes it seem not genuine.

Another Cambodia anti Thailand anonymous post

In NZ the application fee is around 44,000 baht but in around Asia it’s 10,000. Also some people enrolling in the Muay Thai courses want to visit the facilities first, decide if it’s one they like. At that point it may not be suitable to travel half way back around the world to their home countries to apply.

2. You could go to someone who notarises documents. Take your id and passport and they can sign that you were in their presence at their location of business.

3. Take printed copies of your statements and ask them to stamp it… if they don’t print it for you.

@Greg *******

perhaps some of the money laundering money by some notable foreign countries have been putting that money into Thai condos and the banks don’t want to deal with it

Either the night/day before your departure after done with your packing, or in the departure lounge at airport if you have time. If they have onboard wifi with your flight then that could be an opportunity to do it. If you have a sizeable layover somewhere then another good opportunity. If you have family / kids etc then probably before all mad rush packing when you are still at home but within 72 hours of your arrival time. Although not advisable the last opportunity you will get is after you step off the plane and connect to the website through wifi before going through immigration.