Anonieme deelnemer 276 Children need visa, under 15 years there will be no fines for overstay, but that is something completely different

Anonieme deelnemer You can ask them if they accept without seasoning when you show the money comes from your own account. The seasoning rule is to prevent people borrowing the money for a short moment, just to get a visa.

Anonieme deelnemer It is not very difficult to transfer some money to a bank account is it?

One of the visa requirements is that the money is in a bank account.

Even when you got accepted by the embassy/consulate, you might run in trouble at some later time when you do not have the money in a direct accessible bank account.

Anonieme deelnemer I read some stories about rejected applications because of wrong region.

Why should you take that risk anyway?

@Glenn *********

It certainly will work 😆

@Stephan **********

My GF has Kasikorn and there it is the same. I wonder why Thai banksmaking this stuff so difficult. My Netherlands and other EU accounts I can change from one device to another device without having to visit a bank office like it seems always necessary in Thailand.

In Netherlands almost all bank offices are just gone, because nobody needs tem anymore.

Anonieme deelnemer yes it resets, but the 92 days stay has to be reported because it was over 90 days, it is as simple as that.

You have a time window before and after the 90 days to report, but the 90 days itself is strict.

Reentering will be no problem, the only thing what might happen is that you get fined when you have interaction at an immigration office.

Anonieme deelnemer 297 If you leave after 92 days and come back before day 97 you theoretically are still in time for the 90 days report, but I'm not sure if they make a problem because you left before reporting.

And when you arrive after day 97 you are just too late anyhow.

To me this sounds like they were waiting for a response from you.

Is it possible you missed a request in email for extra information, maybe in the spam folder?