@Tod ********

ok fair enough. i'll remember to leave a post after, in case people find it useful. You mentioned the office by the airport... I was going to go to the one up at central festival mall. is there any particular reason i should avoid that one? or did you just mention the one by the airport because that's the main one most people go to

@Tod ********

ok, brilliant. appreciate the advice. I have about 400k in regular current accounts, and then can make up the rest with money in a fixed savings account which is due to expire in a couple of months. Based on your experience, do you think this is going to be a problem?

@Wannikea ********

ahhh, ok. do you still can't show funds in a fixed savings account? even if it's due to expire soon?

@Tim ****

but, if i can just go down the immigration centre and get it done in 2 hours...

It’s not that bad this year. So hopefully won’t get worse

Lots of people go somewhere else. The people who stay get a good air purifier, and spend time in places that also have good air purifiers

I can’t imagine you’d get in trouble if you went somewhere else. It’s Thailand. The only thing that might cause problems is doing the 3 month check in thing. If you have to do that before Songkran

@Dany *******

okay, good to know

@Dany *******

was it as thorough as when you first applied? or do you think I’ll be able to get away with having the money in savings accounts?

@Mason ******

my visa isn't single entry. this was an announcement from the thai authorities with more details about how all dtv visas work

@Mason ******

no, there was some announcement made the other week with more details about how the visa works. I'm pretty sure it said the visa is valid for 5 years, but you only get 180 days plus a 180 day extension. then canceled

@Braydon ********

pretty sure the guy who runs this group posted it about a week or so ago. when the statement was released by thai immigration