@Margie **********

@Galen ******

many of the Thailand Facebook groups do

@Rodney ************

I've never used one so I cannot give you a personal recommendation. But you should be able to find reviews for most legit agents

I used this one in the past, no complaints.

@Guy **********

The easiest way to know if it's a scammer is if they say you don't have to go to the DLT office.

@Garrett **********

I dunno. I just always see them recommended. When I tried to contact them they never replied to me, and I ended up doing it myself in Chiang Mai

@Yo***

Why would the bank delete it? It's not in the transaction history that immigration gets. They get a bank statement that shows 800,000. That's all they care about after receiving their extra money to make sure that's all they care about.

The one I've seen most often recommended for Bangkok is Fatboys

If you're talking about inside of Thailand, with an application at immigration, then yes. It's a common practice used by agents to bypass the financial requirements of a retirement visa. They take you to the bank, transfer the required funds into your account, get the letter and bank statement from the bank, then transfer the money out of your account. It's only in there for a few minutes. And then because the bank letter/statement does not show the funds in your account the required amount of time, part of the money you pay to the agent is so the immigration officers look the other way about that.

@John *******

they have kiosks at the airport you can use but the line can be long