This kind of money suggests you do not meet the requirements and you need a agent to fix it.

But even then its way to much. I hear about less then 50% of that price in the past.

I know there are some issues regarding banking the money the way you might need it at this moment.

@Max *********

No. No history in Thailand.

A acquaintance of me get denied entry yesterday comming back from Ireland after being there 3 weeks and before he stayed less then 90 days in Thailand on a 60 days exempt plus extension.

Maximizing your stay with back to back entries will eventually fail. Recently more people got denied entry even after just one stay.

@Robert ********

If driven by maniacs.

@Brett ********

Thats why my comment to remind your host/landlord about it.

Brett Wilkins

Not the foreigner but their landlord, host or hotel need to report any foreigner staying at their property. For those foreigners who need the TM30 for doing business at the immigration its advised to remind your landlord/host/hotel about it. Only in case of owner your own property you need to report yourself.

Comming back from abroad to the same adress doesnt automaticly mean the previous tm30 is still valid. It depends on your local immigration. Some still ask for a update. Some you don't need that.

Claude Vedovini

Yes. Eventhough he actually checked in way before. No problem

@Claude *********

So he can file just today eventhough you checked in 2 weeks ago.

Your landlord can put in any date. There is no check for a previous tm30. Only the last one counts.

@Colin ********

My embassy does. I can get a verified income statement from my embassy and not need to proof any, that is 0 (zero) thai baht in Thailand.