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Get your visa back in the states after you renew your passport. The consulates/embassy in the US is alot more lenient especially when it comes to showing money in the bank. You don't need to show 3, 6 , or 12 months of balance. For now I would just return on visa on arrival or pay for a tourist visa depending on how long you have been out of the country.
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@David ******
Ohhh Like this Andrew dude isn't going out of his way to stir shit on here.
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@Zou *******
How is fast track going to help him with an extention?
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Anonymous participant 981 A "few embassies" doesn't matter. In the US you can only file with the embassy/consulate covering the state you are in. New York & Washington want to see liquid funds not stock or other investment funds
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@Siggi ******
Funny Mr. Legal Scholar. There are only like 2 or 3 Thai visas that specifically support remote work. That being said, interpretation is open to what's legal or illegal.
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If you are filing soft power I would bet you're chance of getting an interview when you come in is higher with a large amount of visa exempt/ extensions. Just my opinion.
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@Brandon ***********
If carrying and declaring more than $10k (and really any large amount) from the US you should have a paper trail in your possession. There are a few reports of DHS doing seizures until you can prove where the funds came from. I would SWIFT the 800k.