Timmy *****
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800,000 THB 2 Months Prior and 3 Months After.
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Go to CW Office to apply for your 90 Day Non-O (Age 50+). You have to show proof of 800K THB (No seasoning required when applying for the 90 Day). Go to your Local Bank and obtain a letter to prove the 800K THB came from abroad. A copy of Bank Book (updated on the day of application). *Passport (copies of Data Page and last entry stamp). *TM-6 (Departure Card) * Pass Port Photo size 1X * TM-87 Form filled out. *2,000 THB fee. They have some Banks ( I don't remember all but I know Krungsri for sure) and a copy center located on the Basement Floor at CW Office.
Timmy ******
800K THB 2 months prior and 3 months after. You had it reverse.
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@Ryan *********
there is a list of countries that are allowed to enter Thailand Visa Exempt (without a Visa) 45 Days. USA is on that list.
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@Nicolas *******
Yes, Visa exempt gives you 45 Days then you can apply for 1 time 30 Day Extension. During that time you can search for a school for your Education Visa.
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@Ryan *********
If you want QUICK I recommend entering Visa Exempt then you can switch to a Long Term Visa later. Book your ASQ and purchase Covid Travel Insurance. Enter this information to get Pre-Approved COE. AFTER you get COE Pre-Approved then log back in and enter your Airfare and ASQ information to get your FINAL COE Letter. Lastly, get your RT-PCR 72 hours before departure. Good Luck.
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@Jason *******
As far as I know, Chiang Mai is not on the list. But there is a Thailand ASQ group you can join for more information. They also have "Sand Box" options like Phuket and Samui if you don't want to do ASQ. Good Luck.
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@Jason *******
What passport do you have? I ask because Thailand has a list of countries it allows to enter Visa Exempt. Your documents sound correct except make sure your PCR Test says "RT- PCR". That was a big deal at the time.