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If u lie to SS about your place of residence, you could lose it period.
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I use Bangkok Bank. Thai immigration Korat understands that BB use of Promptpay is from BB New York and Bangkok Bank Thailand and so I did not use credit advice for each month. They may now understand that with other Banks also. They accepted a letter from my source of the income which showed how much I would recieve each month.
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Graham Seal Wrong! When I transfered from a non B extension to a non o extension they wanted to see my original tourist visa. I had to go back to a previous passport. The problem now is you cannot get a Thai Bank account on a tourist visa. This guy has a Thai Bank account. Problem solved.
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Just come in on a tourist visa and apply for the non o retirement extension if u have the money in a Thai bank for the required time. Easy.
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Online or contact the FBU in the Phillipines.
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I have been to many Thai hospitals and my blood pressure is usually high until I complain that the cuff is too tight. Thai arms are thinner than us fat Farangs arms.
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@Mark **********
When I followed his advice, which I did once, they told me I had too much information or another type of document was adequate.
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@Mark **********
I disagree as u have to add all context by the op for this guy to get what u post.
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@Brandon ***********
I use Bangkok Bank which now only shows promtpay on my bank book and 12 month statement. No international transfers as before March. Immigration accepted the yearly letter from US Social Security for the cost of living adjustment.
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