You need to get yourself a flight that leaves Thailand within the visa exempt time line I.e. 60 days. They will then let you fly

@John *********

yes same 60 day visa exemption on arrival

@Steven ******

yeah I couldn't remember whether is was 10k or 20k baht, always bring plenty 😉

Also although I have never been asked you should have money with you I think it's baht equivalent with you, so can be in UK pounds

I habe been many times and exchanged uk bank notes many times. They don't want marked or ripped notes or if they look like they have been crumpled up. However as long as they are in good condition even with some gentle folds in them, you will be OK. I have read many posts saying you need brand new notes otherwise you will have a problem, this is not the case. I typically travel with £20 notes as it's easy to carry, the exchange rate is only slightly better for £50 notes but it's typical only pennies. Just be sensible and take good condition notes

@Skip *******

i think he means asessible income rather than accessible income.

@Bart *************

yes can assist but have no influence on the outcome unlike in country visa, bank accounts etc. Just have to go in with your eyed open

The DTV can only be applied for out of thailand not within the country so no agents can help. If they say they can it is not true. You need to apply yourself, suggest you for online to see the requirements in the country you are applying from

An agent will advise you to go for a retirement visa whether that is the best option or not. An agent cannt help with a DTV so will not make any money from you. A DTV can only be applied for outside of thailand so.no agent can help.

@John *****

you can until the guy who stamps you in doesn't let you any longer. There is no official limit although I am sure if it looked like you were trying to live in thailand on visa exempt then you would be pulled aside and spoken to