@Andy *****

I know that and take the 65k route. But first year as you say is tricky. You can get a letter stating you have an income of more than 65k per month from your pension provider and that is ‘supposed to be’ acceptable, instead of the 800k. Keeping the 800k in the bank is foolish and is dead money and depreciates year on year.

I know exactly where you are coming from Julie. Do what I do and BLOCK sarcastic and negative remarks. It makes for a happier life free of some nasty farangs 🙏😃

Some type of online work?

I would contact the airline first. Ask them what documents they accept for him to travel. Get him to take the reply email to the check-in desk. Next go to Thai immigration and ask them what is required. If you go by all replies on here you may get it wrong. Good luck 🙏

@Declan *********

nah. I paid in 65k every month for 12 months. I had less than 800k when renewed, but over 400k.

@Jessie *****

no problem. I must have read something that was not up to date. It seems a huge increase 😱

@Jessie *****

800 baht

@Jonathin ******

done this myself recently at 90 day check-in.

I don’t think ‘you’ need to worry about this. Only proof of where you are staying. Copied this …. You do not need to submit a TM30 for yourself. Instead, this must be completed within 24 hours of your arrival by the owners of the lodging where you are staying. A fine of 800THB, increasing to 1600THB/person for the property owner, can be imposed for failure to accomplish this.

@Us ****

My friends daughter is in the UK at present and absolutely loving it. Full of history and British culture, which some countries sadly lack.