@Ellie ******

applying online is not that easy. First you have to open an immigration account and download certain documents. Once your account application is accepted you can register your stay, and that's a bit confusing. Best just to go to local immigration and have them fill it out for you. I would imagine after two weeks when the visitors leave and pass thru immigration to get stamped out, It might raise some eyebrows if there is no record of their lodging.

@Tod ********

Thanks Tod

@Wannikea ********

Is that true if you are returning to the same address. Or is the determining factor that you left the country and are returning?

@Ellie ******

correct

@Ellie ******

He lives with his wife in her house.

@Alan *******

same situation I was in my wife kept insisting that we didn’t have to report to immigration within 24 hours of me arriving. So we never reported to do a TM 30 the first time I went to immigration to get a letter to open my bank account, they fined her/me ฿1000 fine for not reporting within 24 hours when I arrived at the house.

@Ellie ******

To say it in a simpler way, The total for the two of them would be ฿1.6 million.

@Robert *********

if you are from the United States and you are using Bangkok Bank you can transfer your money domestically to the Bangkok branch in New York. Then they will transfer it to your branch in Thailand and it will show as an FTT (Foreign Telegraphic Transfer on your bank book.

Sorry I missed the METV. Once again you are right on.

@Tod ********

I think you’re assuming Todd that they applied for a multiple entry visa. I might be wrong but my 90 day non o visa is a single entry visa and it was only good for three months. The last one I got I chose to get a multiple entry visa and it was good for one year.