@Phyo ******

they said it full for this month and next month they will switch to e-visa.

I sent them an email regarding the individual slots. Hope they will answer

Officially yes, but who is going to enforce it? Just don't make anyone angry

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

some agents have contacts at embassies, especially at savanakhet and Vientiane

@Graham ******

I know. My claim is based on speculation but keep in mind it's Thailand and not China.

@Ian ********

because the law was made for Thai millionaires that are doing money laundering etc through crypto.

Second reason is... They don't have the manpower and resources to check every expat and Thai person and find them and force them to pay tax and fines.

And I mentioned 2 million baht which could be a bit more or less and probably also depends on frequency of transfers. The bank system puts like red flags on these accounts, which will probably be checked by the Tax department.

Someone mentioned Ai might check everything... But it's Thailand. Their fingerprint system in the airport doesn't even work 100% correctly

But this is just all logical speculation. I have no bullet proof evidence for my claims

The law is highly unlikely to be enforceable... Unless you are receiving or transferring over 2 million baht.

Do you have a vietnamese passport?

You have to show a notarized company registration when you apply for medical treatment?

My friend stayed in Thailand for 5 years on tourist visas and covid extensios. Occasionally they pull him aside and tell him that next time he can't come in... He always bring the 3 proofs. At landborders they usually don't pull him aside.