When I applied for mine , because it was also a multi entry I requested too , I book a year open ticket , thinking that I might return during the year at some stage , I did too , but I don’t think it’s mandatory.

@Tod ********

sorry , I got mixed up , yes I pay 3,800 for my multi .. I don’t know if it’s the same elsewhere but in Pattaya , you have to come back the next day ‘ after ‘ you’ve obtained your yearly extension .

You re apply ( the next day in Pattaya ) for another multi reentry . 1,900 , I think I pay each time .

Tod Daniels thanks mate 👍🏻 , do I do that before my next 90 days , or not important ?

I have exactly this Todd , and have had 3 years worth of extensions now , so far so good . But After my next 90 days I will be applying for a new passport via an agent to save me travelling to BKK , because my current one runs out in October , my question is , I believe they ( immigration) transfer my stamps ( extension ) over to my new passport at immigration, but A) do I go to immigration straight away when I get my new passport back , and B ) do they transfer THIS visa page also ? ... or do I need to keep my old passport and show it each time ?

If you have a licence from your own country already , you don’t need to anything other then 3 simple eye coordination tests and watch a video , the licence is 450 bht

Each or thereabouts for a car ( I brought both ) . Once you have your residence, and medical cert . Get there early , very early .

I was about to comment. 😂 here in Patts , it looks like ‘ anything ‘ goes

Yes I do this every month , I transfer in London from my uk accounts to BKK bank in London to then it automatically transfers to my BKK bank in Pattaya , 24hours 👍🏻

When I did mine ( 4 years ago ) , I was unaware of this being available... I paid a solicitor £80 . Took about 2 min .

If you’ve lived in Thailand since you were 28 . What visa have you been on ?