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@Doug *******
There are three retirement visas. O, OA and OX. It seems you have a lot to learn about Thai visas!
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@Mark ********
If you have a UK passport which you will use for your visa application, your police report will be from the UK. It seems you're trying hard to complicate this matter. I've lived in five different countries but when asked for police report I use Australia as that's the passport I use for visa purposes in Thailand.
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@Doug *******
My eyesight must be fading. Can you show me the bit where he said non-O? Cheers!
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@Mark ********
Let's try it again. "The Country of your Passport". Are you getting it now?
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@Mark ********
The police report comes from the country of your passport. If you've never been in trouble, the police report will state this
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@Doug *******
If you apply for an OA visa (to avoid the 800k baht transfer into a Thai bank account) you need a police report. It's from the country of your passport
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@Graham *******
Take my advice and do the monthly transfers yourself through Wise selecting "Funds for long term stay in Thailand" as the reason
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@Graham *******
It will be the receiving bank, proving the money actually arrived in Thailand from overseas. As far as KBank is concerned it was a domestic transfer so they cannot verify the money came from overseas
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You need to get the FET document from the receiving bank for each transfe which will specify your name and amount. This will satisfy immigration. It's straightforward enough.