@Tod ********

Yea, I understand all that it just seems a lot more problematic and cumbersome. Will Immigration want something "certified" other than the bank statement? What are the costs of the monthly transfers? What if you cut it too close and the exchange rate catches you one month? And if you are a married couple like us you have to stay on top of this double. But I can see if you don't have 400,000 to set aside the monthly route is your only option.

67,000/month is 804,000 over a year. Why not save yourself a lot of trouble and just go with 800,000 in an account up front?

@Darryl ********

I don't get it either. If you just want a vacation in a topical place there are a lot of easier choices.

@Mark *******

Sounds complicated. Hope it works out soon for you.

@Mark *******

So, the two of you can't get into Macau because you are UK and Canadian?

@Mark *******

Just curious, what country are you from that you haven't been able to get back into?

Because the balance can never drop below 400,000 at any time during the year.

We are an American couple that have been on separate retirement visas for 10 years. We were told by immigration we could change and have one of us go on the others as a dependent but we needed a certified marriage certificate.

I've been here over 10 years and the term has never felt like an insult, just that we aren't Thai. Just facts.

@Alex *******

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