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@Charlie *******

we had medical insurance via Revolut but it’s rubbish! So we decided to go with the bank option.

Insurance is a good thing to have especially if you don’t have your own personal Insurance, we got ours with Bangkok Bank & it covers us for an accident on moped or car, & it’s not expensive at all.

@Wak *******

great choice we use all the time!

@Jordan ******

unfortunately you will have to pay a fine at immigration for non report of 90 days even on the DTV.

@Helen *******

we used the Thai embassy online in Hoi An Vietnam & only asked for bank statements from our joint account showing 500k for both of us in our one joint account. But like you say each embassy is different.

@Kool ******

ok well we were fine we didn’t go through an embassy as embassy’s no longer excepting DTV applications all moved online last April for Uk citizens.

@Kool ******

yes they are they excepted mine & my husbands UK joint account for the DTV Paperwork & we then transferred the balance into our Thai bank account & all was ok. Don’t need money to cover your husband it’s 500,000 for both people I am my husbands dependent on DTV & we were only asked for 1x 500,000 bht for the both of us … the money does need to stay in the account at this amount though.

Richard Parker? Wasn’t he the Tiger 🐅 in life of pi.

@Graham *****

you are correct only 3 months but if you are in Thailand they don’t care if you do extension at immigration & boarder run, only issues will be when you leave & try to leave Thailand & re enter on a flight. That’s why we got our DTV as want to stay long term & have a Thai bank account & can support ourselves.