You can but the agent fees are high and you will have to fly out of the country for a few days while they finish it.

Hire an agent

@Andi **********

I am not sure but I think that is for the people that didn't E file. When I went through customs 2 months ago they didn't ask for it. I'm curious to see if they ask for it when i come back into the country again.

I have mine saved as a photo on my phone. But I think you don't even need that because it's digitally in immigrations system.

@Peter *******

from what I hear it has a 95% disapproval 5% approval. It's been like that for many years now.

From what i've been told it's a strong ties, Weak ties method. The stronger her ties are that she will come back to thailand and the weaker ties to the united states gives the best chance of approval. The stronger ties to Thailand are more likely it is to get approved. Such as her having a really good paying job here in Thailand with a work letter saying she's going to be gone for a few weeks from work and returning back and she has vacation days bla bla bla. Bank account statements sometimes matter. Having kids, a house, and car here in thailand gives her a lot stronger ties to come back as well. They have a high disapproval rate. Maybe your lawyer can explain all of this better to you. I know integrity legal has a lot of videos about it on youtube if you wanna check it out.

No you don't... You will get 60 day stamps each time you fly in. Any flights into thailand with frequencies can cause additional proof by an immigrations officer of a vacation type stay.

@Marianne *******

correct but banks will still do it. It was never easy to get an account on a visitors visa.

@Bob *********

i saw they are cracking down on new accounts. Especially ones that phone numbers don't match account names. Like almost everything in Thailand if you throw some money at it you can make it happen. You can still open an account on a visitors visa you might have to jump through some additional hoops.

@Bob *********

you can I just did a few months ago. This changes by city and and bank branch but it's possible.