@Marvin *******

you don't have a "multi entry retirement extension", there is nothing such! . . . . . You just simply got a"1-year retirement extension of stay permit" . . . . . . . . . and you buy the "multi entry permit" on top for 3800.- THB. What I would like to say is, that the multi entry permit does not automatically gets issued with the EOS . . . .The re-entry permit is valid for unlimited entries within the period of the extension of stay validity.

es gibt seit dem 28. September 2023 (!!!) kein "multi entry 365-Tage Non-Imm-O retirement Visum" mehr für deutsche Antragsteller! Es gibt das Non-Imm-O Retirement nur noch in der "single entry" 90-Tage Version. Und mit geändertem Finanznachweis! . . . siehe HIER:

@Kool ******

. and you STILL have to visit Immigration to get the E-extension stamped in your passport. 😶😶😑😶 TIT - this is Thailand 😄

@Rog **********

wrong. He can take unlimited GBP to Thailand

@Stig *********

unlimited. Must be declared for import from 15.000.- US Dollar up. Also declaration needed for taking out of the U.K. if more than 10.000.- Pound Sterling

@Peter *******

you hit the nail on the head, spot on! 😎

@М. ***

WISE will deduct fees, and they are included in the amount the recipient will receive. So if you wish to compare WISE to any other exchange method, you mustn't look at the rate WISE is using (!), but at the rate which is determined from the amount the recipient is receiving

@Ivan ***********

okay. However they are wrong, they have not updated their information. The same applies to the website of the Thai Embassy Singapore. WRONG info!

@Peter *******

Never had any problems - I declared it on both sides and I was picked up by an (armed) friend. I don't work in the trade any more

@Peter *******

i used to arrive with 50.000.- Euros in Cash . . . intended as payment for large bunks of wholesale jewelry. The advantage of exchanging with private money changers, compared to a bank transfer, was for real. It would be a difference of nearly 1000.- Euro