Why don't you apply for 6 month multi entry tourist visa. Takes the stress out of the re-entries.

Proof of Residential Address in Thailand is now a problem. Many UK Institutions no longer accept Certification by Thai Notaries. The only way is via a zoom call to your financial advisor or certification by a UK solicitor.

@Sean *********

guess so far I have been lucky. Did a transfer from UK to BBL today, arrived as International Transfer.

@กะลาสี ****

yes I know but most only require statements, an account certificate and copies of updated passbook. BBL used to produce a letter detailing monthly transfers, think that is the letter they no longer produce as it is not a requirement.

What letter are you talking about. For 65k method all you need is 12 months statements.

To get married in Thailand you will need a certificate of freedom to marry from the British Embassy, then that certificate has to be certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. With that done you make an appointment at the amphur to register the marriage. You will need 2 witnesses to register the marriage. As you are both in UK I would say it is easier to just go and marry at a registry office in UK then have the certificate notorized by the Thai Embassy in London.

At the moment it is very difficult to open a bank account on a tourist visa. You will not be able to stay long term on tourist visas.

Ask BBL for a credit advice form. If it shows FTT**** it will be accepted.

@Martin *********

you have to go to the bank and request it. You can get them automatically emailed to you but again have to go to bank to set this up.

@Martin *********

with Bangkok Bank just ask for a Credit Advice. It is printed out as my example.