Need a bit of assistance with online reporting. 1st time have done this.

I just filled out online (both for myself as foreigner reporting and my wife filled out the landlord form). House in her name

I submitted online. Now what? Do I just wait for a confirmation e mail or what is next?

Just curious: does anyone know the exchange rate difference between direct deposit in Thailand vs. deposit in US and then send via wise?

@Eddie *******

They may have only charged you 15 E but check the exchange rates. That's where the bank makes it's money

Are the insurance companies listed on the Immigration web site the only companies that are accepted? I have insurance from a company outside of Thailand that specifically covers me in Thailand with far greater coverage than the required limits. Anyone know if this will be acceptable?

Thank You appreciate the info. So now must carry proof of insurance everytime you go out and come back I take it. This is my 1st reentry under an O-A visa, have been on marriage prior.

Thanks again

I am out of the country at the moment. On an OA visa that expires in March. My current insurance policy expires in December. I am returning in October. Have been told that I need to show my insurance policy to immigration at the airport and my "allow to remain date" will be my insurance expire date not my visa expire date. Is this correct?

I know this sounds strange but when I registered it said smile and show teeth. I did it worked.

@Scott ********

Been trying to get my step daughter a visa for years. She has 3 different interviews all denied. Am currently on a 6 year wait list for a green card.

My account is in Hua Hin. Was in Bkk and deposited cash (thai baht) into my account. Was charged a deposit fee because not my home branch

I am in the exact same situation. And to make it more complicated you really need to do it in the 1st 90 days. You get 90 days on your 1 year visa when you enter. So before that 90 days runs out you need to either get your extension of stay completed or do border runs every 90 days and do your extension at the end of the 1st. year.

I received my visa based on marriage in America before coming over. And because of the whole 90 day issue I converted it to a visa based on retirement once I was here. Main difference is amount of money you need in the bank. 800k vs. 400k.