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

In general when they ask for documents. Don't act stupid. You knew exactly what I meant. Regardless if it's online or at immigration. It's the game

@Graham ******

the QR codes is the only way in Thailand. You point is dead on.

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

what ever you bring they will ask for something different. It's the games they love to play. If you bring 2 months then they will ask for 3 months and if the person behinds you brings 3 months they will ask for 6. It's the Thai way. Depends on color of your shirt and you will eat for lunch and of your blonde or brown hair. Get the point. Just be prepare for more than one visit

@NT *******

I deposit up to 5000 at most . No need to go any higher than that for me but you can

@Sunida *************

at this point invest getting an agent and let them figure it out . Anything is possible in Thailand with money

Remitly is way better wise. Look at the fees for wise. Remitly is instant. Debit card 2 dollar fee. Wise is over 20 dollars for debit and ACH 9 dollars with Wise. It's free to do the comparison online and wait when wise gives you a third party fee. That shit doesn't happen with remitly

@Steve ******

agreed , more options the better

@Steve ******

I did everything with 60 day exemption for my retirement visa but already had a bank acct. Couldn't have done that if go back to 30 days. Just saying starting with 60 days gives more options with 30 day extension. It's basically same same tourist visa . But go ahead argue it's not the same and 30 days was so great . Go ahead. Economic revenue was a success as government said under the 60 day exemption. End goal, revenue generated. Ever taken economics in college.

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

sure because because Tony idea is more logical and meaningful. Imagine that a farang had a better solution, welcome to 2025

@Fabio ***

the 60 days with extension gave people time necessary to open bank acct and season money and do extension for marriage without applying for tourist visa. That's how I did it