The thing we do for love ! 🥰 be careful and don't over stay your tourist visa allowance, I'd get a visa, and if you are a regular tourist. Pot luck at the immigration desk, too many entry stamps can cause suspicious

@Gordon ******

yes we did. From London Heathrow

We left it blank and bought one way ticket. No questions asked at the immigration desk on arrival

@Robert *****************

email first to find the right department to contact. We have just left UK. From our own experience, sole account but proof of earnings should be fine if in joint account. My husband is English and I am Thai. We have spent the last few months organising our relocation. I strongly recommend applying for your visa in UK before you arrive. It will make the rest of your process much easier in Thailand. The Thai banks are getting very strict for new accounts, make sure you have enough funds to secure your new opening. We bank with Krung Thai they are very good

If you email the Thai embassy in London. They will advice you. We've found them to be very helpful both by telephone and emails

Check out TWOV for both countries for more info

@Gerg *********

will do 👍

@Gerg *********

that's exactly the same as me. Flying from UK in 2 weeks. I won't do the TDAC but my husband will. Let's see if it works with online check-in without TDAC. Flying with EVA air

@David *********

because I bought our flight using English passport so my ticket is matched with my name. Also I've just had my Thai passport issued from the Thai embassy in London after I bought the tickets

@Martyn ******

yes I've read somewhere that some airlines require you to do TDAC when do online check in, we are flying EVA air. Not sure how strick the are