@Greg **********

Much better to use the atm before updating the book.

Then it will show the balance of the day and that’s what the officer need to see.

@Scott *****

My immigration would answer via phone. But yours may not. I didn’t say call. You should definitely go there in person. They will provide a list

Official list doesn’t always match what one officer wants.

Go ask your immigration

I’ve had that every time I came back from a week or more on a sailboat.

The concrete feels like swaying.

To be 100% sure, go ask your immigration. They don’t have identical standards everywhere.

@Mark *******

Not in Thailand.

1. You don’t meet the criteria.

2. You would have to like a local. Need to pay for health insurance and that leaves you with so little that it’s not worth moving.

350k a month? Sure?

Then why don’t you have 800k? Easily saved within a few months.

If that’s true you can get any visa, including elite 20 years.

If it’s a typo that you still haven’t corrected and you have 35k a month, then you’re out of luck.

65k minimum per month (or 40 if married to Thai) for retirement (or marriage based). All other options are more expensive.

I never had that problem with Bangkok bank and kasikorn.

These 2 may have some privileges, as transferring more than a certain amount from Wise has also triggered a warning for a long time that only these 2 and SCB can accept large amounts.

@Pete ******

I just showed you a government page and you say it’s irrelevant.

Ok Mr Knowitall has just proven that everybody else is wrong. 🤣🤣

@Nick ***********

My revenue department said it clearly. You stay 180 days or more, you must declare your money. It may come out to 0 (like me), or no declaration (like others told me), but you’re liable in any case.

And to make it even worse, read here about the tax clearance certificate .html