@Lester ********

love people like you …

If you want to stay in another country ‘illegally’ you pay the going price… or else stay at home m0r0n

@Michael *******

💯 I also go to the source of truth via official websites.

Asking things like this on FB will only get you more confused, when you get 58 different answers to your original question from the FB 'experts'..

@Michael *******

great idea going to the UK Govt website :) why didnt he think of that?

@Willem ***

give up! Hahaha

@Xjwhudkwhry *******

🙄

That is 60 days visa exempt PLUS a guaranteed 30 day extension for 1,900 thb if you choose.

@Crystal ******

😒🤔🤥🤥🤥

@Brandon ***********

cheers... I may have gotten a little confused by previous post.. I am way over the 1st, 2nd extensions, so the international payments (non verified by Embassy) should be ok for me 🙏

@Brandon ***********

hi Brandon, I am aware Australian Embassy no longer verifies income for retirement purposes. I was hoping to start to transfer 65k thb per month from WISE as an 'international' transfer. I have seen advice this may work. Are you definately saying it will not work? I am hoping to follow option '3' shown below.

Must provide the following documents for the above financial requirements:

1. In the case of the security deposit, you will provide an updated bank book or passbook together with a bank letter stating that the money had been deposited to the account from an overseas source not less than 2 months prior.

2. In the case of a monthly income of at least 65,000 THB, a letter from your embassy in Thailand verifying your monthly income.

3. In cases where your embassy does not issue an income letter, you can provide a 12-month bank statement showing a regular deposit of 65,000 THB into a Thai bank account.