I assume visits are dependent on your office as I got a personal visit from immigration 1 month after I got my initial non imm O based on being over 50, not a marriage one.
Kanchanaburi also requires a report within 24 hours of arriving in Thailand,but don't seem interested in domestic travels. I just take a pre-signed TM30 with me and on my return, date and sign it, and as I pass the immigration office on my way home from one of the Bangkok airports, just drop in with it.
Same in Kanchanaburi after visiting 2 immigration offices and 2 land department offices I had to go to my embassy in Bangkok. And an appointment was 2 weeks away. Seem another immigration office vagary unfortunately.
Thanks both, I was just enquiring for the future, I am already on a 1 year extension of my non imm O based on being over 50 but the O-A may be an option in a few years time. I will renew 1 more time in November then consider my options.
? Apart from the cost of going home to get it, would I not have to leave Thailand every 90 days and re-enter, whereas now I just have to report every 90 days? Cheaper and less hassle.
I have heard the UK Embassy can be sticky on providing an income statement and won't do so unless you are officially claiming your UK state pension, so you would have to be over 65. Is this correct or would they issue one anyway as long as you had over 65k income? If so this just leaves the 800k in the bank option.