@Michael ************

Seems outback people have greater intelligence than Germans! We don't struggle with simple online forms. There again,with your history I can understand it

@Mark **********

It's not at all. It's completely different. You shouldn't be giving out misleading information

@Mark **********

No such thing as an exit permit. The OP required a RE-ENTRY PERMIT

Why on earth would you take notice of an agent? Some people will never learn. You ask at your immigration office!

@Jozef ********

You seem to acting up. You put the passport that your visa is in. End of story. I've been living in Thailand for 15 years but like 99% of foreigners on a short term visitor's stamp

@Jozef ********

Leave it blank then

Country of passport would be the obvious choice. That's where your entry stamp is

@Max **********

I don't know about that. I wouldn't be transferring too much these days as you'll be hit up for income tax on what you bring in. I just transfer pension which is exempt from Thai taxation

@Max **********

That's exactly what I do. With many bank to bank transfers both the sending and receiving banks will charge a fee on international transactions as well as a poor exchange rate. Wise charges only the one transfer fee, and has a competitive exchange rate. Transfer to Bangkok Bank and mark the transfer as "funds for longstay in Thailand" and the transaction is noted as an international transfer which keeps immigration happy

I send bank to bank via Wise, to cut out any bank charges