@Denise ***************

i was told at a bank when looking for retirement visa that I needed a job to open an account

@Brandon ***********

if it was doable could a person spend 90 days between Thailand and Malaysia alternating. No need for a retirement visa or bank account just work with visa's. I know Malaysia offers 90 days on entry.

@Robert *****

something wrong here. I got my Non O visa 3 weeks ago through the embassy in London. No insurance was required

I see mention of thb per month. I am applying for a non o visa through the Thai embassy in London. They have emailed me asking for bank statements covering monthly income of thb. Has there been an increase lately?.

@Tracey *******

I agree with you. The site appears to have quite a few 💩heads

@David ******

he talks about £598 per week which he would multiply x4

I was questioned on my second entry to Thailand using the 60 day attempt. Eventually allowed in but it was a hassle

@Braulio ********

very funny and accurate

@Graham *****

no this was 3 weeks ago.

@Dhimas **

no they asked me for details of accommodation in Thailand during my stay. They requested this 4 times and 4 times I forwarded the same info. On the 5th occasion I ignored the request and they sent me a visa by email arriving one day after my arrival in Thailand. I faced a lot of questions at DMK, they eventually gave me 60 days exemption. When I visited the IO to get TM30 I showed them the screenshots of my experience. They admitted it was strange behaviour from the Jakarta embassy. To add insult to injury the visa exempt stamp for 60 days cancels out my visa for 90 days . So money I paid lost.