for every source that says 1900 baht, there is another that says 10,000. The 1900 baht is based on one interview where the officer said "I believe every extension is 1900 baht". Now everyone knew before that that the DTV was announced at 10,000 baht. The interviewer used the words "I believe" which shows he wasn't sure and then quoted the price for every other extension. Now I could be wrong, but I wouldn't bet on it. Time will tell, though. If I was going to get one I'd keep the 10,000 baht mindset just to be sure.
and I didn't include a source because for every source that says 10,000 baht there is one that says 1900 baht and the official site doesn't mention the cost at all. So it really is up in the air, I suppose.
everyone agreed that it was 10,000 baht until that interview. Now, there is conflicting information as to whether the 10,000 baht cost for extension still stands. I see no reason a single interview with the words "I believe" changed the rule. I suppose we shall see the first time someone goes to extend.
it doesn't, but it is something to consider. People come here financially unprepared for accidents and emergencies and get stuck or worse. Just wanted to give you something to consider is all.
Just a question, but do you have any kind of income at all? Savings won't last forever. Of course, that depends on how long you are going to stay and all, but definitely something to think about before moving overseas. Even if you get the visa, how long can you sustain yourself? Something to think about is all.