@Tod ********

Okay. That made it clear. Thanks. Do I have to copy every page from the passbook after I updated it before I apply?

@John *********

Ah yes. Sorry.

@John *********

What about the statement itself? Did you also request it before or you just made it on the day you apply?

@Ellie ******

Okay. Thank you. Just to be sure: I can go to Bangkok Bank, ask them for the letter, and log 3 days before. Then get it on the day I apply and just update my bankbook and make copies of every page?

@Ellie ******

It's not about the letter. The letter I can do it on the same day at the bank in the immigration. It's about the account printout with every transfer I did in the last 12 months. I can preorder yes, then they maybe accept it if it's not from the same day. But they also say the letter and the passbook have to be from the same day. This means: I have to transfer a small amount on that day, so the passbook shows the actual date but then the amount in the letter and passbook is not the same as in the account overview anymore. Could be a problem, I don't know.

@Tod ********

Thanks Tod!

@Tod ********

Yeah, that's what I thought too, that's why I wonder if it's not working. For me, everything looks correct. Address is the same. It's my condo.

@Tod ********

In the email they say only, I quote: "Your application for "STAYING LONGER THAN 90 DAYS" has been rejected.

Please contact the nearest Immigration Office in person immediately.

okay. sometime the rules are changing but I see I have to go out and get somewhere a 60 days visa. any advise what is the best way to do it?

I want to follow the law. Just don't want transfer my money. Either way I have to leave, that's what I wanted to avoid, but it looks like there is no other way. So I will get the non-o from here, stay there for 3 months, leave and get back with a) a normal 2 months visa from some neighbour country or b) come back on via exemption (30 days) and get a 30 day extensions on the immigrations. Is okay. I will do that. I don't like but I have to accept, these are the rules.