@Jan *****************

yes, this is definitely true. That’s one thing you’ll want to pay attention to,

@Robin *******

@Robin *******

not exactly, but I guess you could think of it that way, lol. I mean, you DO go through immigration and you do get a new clock, so there’s that :-).

There’s a distinct possibility that I won’t be here for any 90-day period. I’m honestly wondering how immigration will feel about that, but I guess we will see :-).

@Jan *****************

is just wanted to clarify as needing to report might have concerned him if he planned to be out of the country. I had that concern until I learned how it worked, because I plan to travel extensively as well.

@Jan *****************

that limit is not in effect once one leaves the country. The 90 days starts upon one’s return.

@Steve ******

gotcha. I just reread the OP and realize they weren’t worried about the monthly transfer. Somehow, I thought they were.

@Frank *********

I did know, but folks were saying one could do the transfers as they pleased when rates were low and that made no sense to me. I was asking them about such comments.

@Frank *********

that’s what I thought. It seemed folks were saying otherwise

@Steve ******

“wise”? So to speak :-)

I’m a bit confused…the transfers don’t have to be every month? I thought that was a requirement

@Sheen ***********

and during those centuries there wasn’t a Facebook group specifically for advice. Isn’t efficiency wonderful? As ive mentioned already, Google is now crap because there’s too much garbage out there (for example, the website posing as the Thai embassy that is not). If you have a problem with people asking for advice, you may be the who is lost.

@Priscilla ******

my message was a response to Mark’s comment and I referenced Laurence’s. I’m done trying to explain. This was finished 3 days ago.