Brought my dog from Spain had to get a certificate of export from a vet and complete the Thai import forms. Was fairly straightforward, and no need for your dog to do visa runs, but you can always take the out with you, but I think you need to have some kind of certificate with proof of vaccinations

That's promising, my landlord called my nearedt SCB the other day and said to try them as they said they can take a look and probably can, they just want to see and make copies of DTV and Passport and send over to head office. That's the closest I have been to opening an account so far as everyone else had said no to DTV holders (from personally asking many branches in different malls).

@Greg *******

so strange, and DTV holders are not able to open Thai bank accounts by what I understand for the moment.

What a pain in the butt. Me and the missus were approved with Wise accounts 😅. So strange they're not accept g it for the extension. All the best with a border hop, will you go anywhere in particular?

That's interesting, I got my DTV in August also, and did a long weekend over in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Came back via Don Mueang also, this was middle of Feb. No issues, straight through.

Perhaps some extra checks are in place. I too am on remote work DTV

Let us know how it goes with opening with them 👍

Very strange experience mate, should be straightforward with all your supporting docs

@Jan *******

no immigration payment if you leave the country and come back.

@Lashundra ******

Your landlord is responsible for it, but if not you can do it by telling immigration. Unless its your own home, you will need to do it. You're nearest immigration place should be able to advise.

@Huen ***

you do when you exit and re-enter. I thought the same as well, but you do