it depends. Since WISE is not a "real" bank but just a service provider, it could be denied. Revolut is a real bank - in Lithuania (or Lettland, I don't exactly remember)

Anonymer Teilnehmer 607 you can have any visa of different countries at the same time, but you cannot hold two separate visas or stay permits for ONE country simultaneously

Anonymer Teilnehmer 607 you probably have no "visit visa" at all, but entered Thailand visa-exempt and received a 60-days stay permit. Same in case you have a 60-days extensions based on family visit, you need to leave Thailand which will make the stay permit void, before you apply for the DTV. So in any case, when you exit Thailand without a re-entry permit, the stay permit expires and you are free to apply for another visa

This is no new thing. You were never able to apply for a new Thai visa, as long as you held a still valid stay permit or a still valid visa. You cannot have two visa simultaneously

Anonymer Teilnehmer 821 the "departure" section of the TDAC form is not a mandatory field. It can be left empty. No onward ticket needed! Your advice is BS. Your experience is totally irrelevant

Anonymer Teilnehmer 821 bad advice, wrong advice

the "departure" section is not a mandatory part. You can leave it empty! However if you already clicked on it, you must cancel the TDAC and start over again. The visa number also is no mandatory part. Only fields marked with a red asterix * are mandatory

@Jeremy *******

you are wrong. The visa-exempt entries have not gotten limited to two times per calendar year. Only extensions on visa-exempt 60 days have been limited to two each calendar year. Actually you can do multiple visa-exempt entries if those stays are just short holidays like 2-4 weeks, and if you went back to your home country in between . . .the total visa-exempt stays in one calendar year should not exceed 157 days (some people would say 180 days)

First, you need an employer who can certify you will work for him. Second is apply for the 90-days Non-Imm-B visa with the documents of the employer. Third is applying for the work permit on the Labour Department before you start to work

@Michael *******

correct, otherwise he would enter a dead-end street. AND additionally, his marriage must be acknowledged and registered inside Thailand, to be able to apply for the 12-months extension