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You don't scan anything. The immigration officer will see your TDAC when they take your passport and scan it.
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Don't ask us. Ask the Elite people. They are the ones you are paying a lot of money to.
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Literally thousands. Most seem to be going to Hanoi. But it seems to change from time to time.
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It's not a tourist visa, it's an education visa. Whether the bank will let you open an account or not is up to them. Many reports of people with ED having issues.
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The official rules are that you're taxed on money remitted to Thailand if you're a tax resident. Income sourced outside of Thailand doesn't mean you sent it to Thailand. It's much more complicated with dual taxation treaties, but money earned does not equal money remitted.
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I've also heard reports that some people see the correct code on the Thai language statement but not on the English statement for some banks, as odd as that sounds.
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@Phil ******
I've always been unclear if it's 3 months after the extension is issued, or if it's 3 months after the date of the extension. I always say date of the extension to be safe. But if they take it 3 months from the date the extension is issued, you might be okay.
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@Nelson *****
the DTV is not more than a tourist visa because the law that created it specifically calls it a tourist visa.
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@Paul ******
once you apply for the 1-year extension in Thailand, you can purchase a multiple re-entry permit. But there's no multiple entry visa available. It wouldn't matter anyways since the visa is only a 90 day visa