Yes , I was a little surprised and disappointed because I’d heard they could do the twelve months deposit printouts. Never mind, at least I’m finding out things before I apply for my first extension using the new method.

Oh how I wish we could go back to the days when I just had to send confirmation of my annual income to the British Embassy, and get a confirmation letter from them. This was readily accepted by immigration. Unfortunately I think we’re paying the price for the unscrupulous agents and the “under the table” visas.

@John *************

I think you will find that immigration at CW accept a letter confirming the 65k baht monthly deposits up to one week old

@Werner ******

I did enquire at the Bangkok Bank in the CW building. I was told that if this is not your branch they can only do up to three months printouts.

@Marty ********

thank you Mary. I did go to the branch on the lower floor at CW. The lady did indeed know what I wanted. However, she said that they can only print the last three months if this is not my branch. I would need to go to my own branch for the full twelve months print out.

@Terry *******

thanks for your reply. However, in (another group), it was stated that immigration need a list only of international transfers for the last 12 months. All the last 12 months activity would involve too much paperwork.

Was there no mention of the compulsory health insurance.

@Stuart ********

cheers Stuart.

@Benjamin *****

sorry didn’t read your reply properly. I use Chaeng Wattana BKK

@Benjamin *****

correct.

@Steve ********

could well be different, so yes, best to ask.