@Chris ********

Schools?

Anonymous participant May I suggest then, that when you're writing your cover letter, that you use complete numbers for those figures? If those amounts are not in Thai baht, then a few words describing the exchange rate at the time of writing will also help remove any confusion.

Whilst the brokerage account may not be accepted for proof of funds for the qualifying 500k, it may go some way to showing that you have enough money to live on, so you may wish to include it in your submission and mention it in your letter.

Good luck with your application.

He can attend school on any visa.

When you write 1.500k do you mean ฿1,500,000? As in one million, five hundred thousand? And the broker account has 3.5 million?

Try this group

Anonymous participant only slightly more believable from that sensationalist sh*t-stirring ‘newspaper’.

If you are in the country for 90 continuous days, you report that fact to your immigration office. If you’re not, you don’t. You weren’t.

TM30 is nothing to do with 30 days. It’s an immigration requirement to report the presence of a non Thai individual staying at a property and should be done within 24 hours of their arrival.

90 day report is a TM47

TM is an anglicisation of the Thai initials ตม. Which is an abbreviation of the name of the RTP immigration bureau.

(ตรวจคนเข้าเมือง)They are the numbers of the forms used to file those reports. They do not correspond to numbers of days.

@Toni ******

my comment was ‘not doing it (฿2000 fine) is cheaper than flying in and out’. Do try and read things more carefully, or ask if you don’t understand them.

Go to the immigration office and get them to tell you exactly what they’ll accept. Take your documents with you and ask them. They won’t bite you. Well, maybe just a little bite 😃