I think you have no choice. You must transfer your money to a Thai account well before the last three months: 800,000 baht or an amount greater than 65,000 baht.
Jan Kenneth Nesland Wow, that's really cool! 15 days before my visa expires, I just have to show proof of my health insurance for another 12 months and they'll extend my stay for another 12 months?
Graham Seal My visa expires on March 31st, and so does my health insurance. So, in mid-March, I'll cross the border by road with my health insurance, which will be renewed for another 12 months. Doesn't that seem too easy?
Yes, but it's important to clarify that for the first-year visa extension, the 7000 baht includes the 1900 baht immigration fee, so it comes to 5100 baht for the agent. 😉
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