It’s easy to compare what you actually get into the Thai bank. Western Union gives a full discount on your first transfer but after that Wise was better. However, for amounts under $2000 AUD I use XE Rates as it’s always a few hundred baht better than Wise.. Wise is better over $2000 though.

No loyalty. Just go with who gives the best locked in rate. Wise no longer offers me a guaranteed rate as I set up too many transfers chasing the best rate for their liking. Been like that for over a year too. I do still use Wise occasionally as they do update their rates constantly and XE Rates is much slower to update

@Steve *******

those airfares to Oz still expensive though!

@John *******

can be smokey here in Hua Hin too!

You are in this group a simple search would have told you. You obviously didn’t do any research about the DTV. A prime prospect for the “agents” to fleece.

Price getting a bit expensive then plus if you plan to leave and return every 180 days extra cost again. Think I’ll stick with married to a Thai spouse visa. 🤣👍🤣

Well you assume he didn’t ask, which is a big assumption when they actually created the DTV. They may very well have coordinated those details with Immigration Police.

He probably would be a better and very relevant source of information than those here assuming it’s 10,000bht. He clearly said it’s a normal extension hence 1,900 bht during that interview and now a different source collaborating it🤔. It will of course be known eventually! 🤣👍

@Matt ******

so do you know is the evisa site the same for everywhere as in “one” website? I found this. Is it correct do you know?

So did you simply leave all the other sections about work blank because not relevant if soft power?

@Ian ********

exports are hurting and pressure is building plus economic slow down causing hardships especially small business.

Most currencies against baht are down. Thai Baht is very strong and a lot of talk is going on in Thailand about how it’s impacting here.