the only thing wrong is the 30-days remark, because since July 15th, 2024, the 30-days admitted stay for visa exempt entries was changed to 60 days. Other than that the rest is true. Visa Exempt Entries must be able to show 20,000 THB per person. If you hold a 60-days Single Entry Tourist Visa, you must be able to show 10,000 THB per person. KEEP IN MIND: whenever the proof of chash is asked, the Immigration officer might already have decided to deny entry to you, out of whatever reason

@Donald *********

I only dug out ChatGPT because YOU asked for it you 🤡 I am an expert visa advisor, I normally do not need any ChatGPT confirmations, because I have a very broad knowledge of the existing rules. I know my stuff.

@Lloyd *******

citizenship matters because embassies of some countries do not issue income affidavits. That's why citizens of these countries must do the financial proof with the deposit in their Thai bank accounts. Embassies that don't issue affidavits of income are for example those of the USA, UK, Australia, Canada and Norway

@David *********

a visa and a stay permit are two completely different things

@Brett ********

10,000 proof is for the visa-exemption, 20,000 is for holders of tourist visa. . . a VOA must be bought for 2000 Baht and is only valid for 15 days and not extendable

@Brett ********

You are wrong! Section 12 clearly states:

@Brett ********

Stop posting nonsense. . . . . .You don't qualify for a VOA if you are a British citizen

Voshi_1111 . . . . .The pink notice has already been criticized in several Visa advice groups. Most of what's written on it is complete nonsense

Raymond Parker . . your marriage must be registered inside Thailand, and on Immigration you need to prove your marriage to a Thai wife with a freshly on an Amphur printed marriage registry document, the Kor Ror 2 or 22 (whichever applies). A rose bordered marriage certificate (Kor Ror 3) is not sufficient.

@Donald *********

😂 You could not be more wrong. . . . . . If your Thai wife passes away, your extension of stay remains valid until its original expiry date. Period. You are free to believe all the rubbish you dig out from unofficial sources, I don't care 😎 I know that what I know is correct