That mistake should have taught you to keep your hands off the seasoning account

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You could talk to immigration about this and if they give trouble point out that you haven’t seen a rule that the money must be in a single account.

Also, for the future, put more than 400k in the account, because banks will deduct their fees and it will happen at the most inconvenient moment.

Last but not least, while still on your 90 day non-O stay, getting a 60 day extension is the easiest way to proceed.

@Rene *******

It’s like the Dutch “kruiden” for cooking. In this case it refers to getting the bank ready by depositing money for the required time.

@Micha **********

Yeah. That is probably the cause. I mentioned my case merely because Sakon Nakhon is among the two provinces with least English awareness.

@Micha **********

They accept English everywhere, even in Isan provinces like Sakon Nakhon.

They accepted my Dutch passport (though that is in Dutch, English and French).

@David *********

So in which language does the UK provide passports? 🤣

@David *********

Translating a UK passport? To English, I presume? 🤣

@Kenny ****

Sakon Nakhon requires same day. “Come back tomorrow” means “get a new letter from the bank”.

@Frank ********

Well… Then don’t do that and your obvious problem solves itself. 😉

@Frank ********

Nope. I mean the idiots who come whining on Facebook, not having the ability to fix their petty little problems.

@Frank ********

Inderdaad. You miss the point.

You see, the point is that it is not very difficult, but too many people lack the communication skills to solve a (simple!) problem.

And then go whining on Facebook “they are stealing my money!” instead of simply communicating with the bank and solve it. 🙄