Tod Daniels 10,000 was mentioned here

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@Eva ********

I think proof of residence is required only in consulates using the e-visa system. If you apply the traditional way (in almost all neighboring countries like Malaysia, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia), this document is not required.

It has been gazetted.

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@Ellie ******

Yes, the PR department now reports, "Five short-term measures are expected to take effect in late June or early July 2024."

Thai government minutes wording mentions June

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The government had announced that the rules would come into effect in June, but no exact date was specified.

@Joel ******

Yes.

@Joel ******

visa exemption = Thailand granted visa exemption

Visa waiver = entry based on bilateral agreements

@Raffaele ***********

Personal income of at least USD 80,000/year at the time of application

In case of personal income below USD 80,000/year but no less than USD 40,000/year, applicants must invest at least USD 250,000 in Thai government bonds, foreign direct investment, or Thai property

Health insurance with at least USD 50,000 coverage or social security benefits insuring treatment in Thailand or at least USD 100,000 deposit

@Kool ******

the Treaty of Amity does not provide privileges with regard to issuing visas and work permits. Only regarding foreign ownership.

@Deanna ********

Based on BOI publication, I believe that different sources of personal income will be accepted. But I will look into this issue.