@Ellie ******

- thank you for clarifying it makes it much easier to plan an overseas holiday knowing I wondered how it all worked 👍🏼

I am currently waiting for my new extension stamp have to return 17th December. Once I have that I think I will go get one early in the new year and can then plan out a trip to a nearby country 🙏🏼

@Alf **********

- thank you for clarifying it makes it much easier to plan an overseas holiday knowing I wondered how it all worked 👍🏼

Looking at your stamps looks like you got this the same day as your extention and that the re-entry permit is valid for a full year as the dates tie in with your extention dates.

I assume that if you get one at any other time it's also valid for one year or does it only go to the extention date anyone know?

Been wondering how it all works because planning overseas visits takes a lot of time so interested to know how long these are valid for 🙏🏼

@Barry *******

- you can just download it if you have a printer?

Everything in Thailand is blue ink something to do with easier to see if a photocopy or not. If I was you I would re-do it it's not a long form.

If that figure is correct 80,000 baht then the lawyer needs to be in jail...scandalous

@Mike ******

- can you give an example of the Bangkok Bank account incoming fee because I also use them and no fee at all with Wise. I also only transfer my requirement once a month so it's not a small amount. I will do a small test sometime in December and see what happens. It sounds like it works exactly the same way as Wise I convert then transfer over when i need it. Can you set up auto conversions like Wise?

At the moment Revolut are always number 2 and Wise 3rd with Western Union number 1 on Wise's own comparison chart. I haven't seen a change for a long time.

@Mike ******

- really? I asked them and they told me it doesn't.

Which bank are you transferring to in Thailand and where from? I know they are frequently 2nd in the Wise comparison chart. I assume you just pay the small Revolut fee and no incoming fees? Is Revolut a fixed fee or % of total being transferred? I have an account with them but never used because they told me it won't show as an international transfer 🙄

Anyone here not using Wise and can confirm that when the money hits your Thai bank account it shows up as an international transfer? As far as I know my research so far confirms no other alternative if you need this for Immigration.

The comments on here about the Toyota being the correct choice I've seen before. But if you want to learn a lot more join Thailand based groups for both types of vehicle. You will also get a lot of information from Thais as well.

Good luck 👍🏼🍀🤞🏼