@Tod ********

ok, I understood correctly during our last texting chat. I'm glad, I thought to be wrong. Always thanks! 😊

I understood that it wasn't mandatory to deposit money from abroad into the Thai account every month, but that the affidavit of income letter from the embassy was sufficient as proof. Apparently, I had misunderstood. 😔

@Tod ********

totally agree. Thank you again.

@Tod ********

Thanks Tod, your answer is thorough and clear, as usual. I understand that it's gonna be like a mountain to climb and I'm not sure having the strength to do it. 🙏

@James ********

no, I did it many times already.

@Kumar *************

yes if you are italian. I don't know the situation of other countries.

Be careful buddy because to apply for a new, or renew, passport in Italy it's going to take up to months, it depends on the Questura of your area. There are a lot of delays on that matter, since I chose to apply for a new passport at the embassy of Italy in Bangkok. I had the same need to keep the old passport due to the visa stamp on it. I got the new passport at the same price (116€) but in weeks, just because the embassy must ask the permission to the Questura of your italian town before proceed. Afterwards I showed both passports at the Thai immigration office. They kept both the passport for one day and they moved the visa stamp from old to new passport for free.

@Tony *******

If I go to the immigration office on Monday, they will probably ask me to come back on Tuesday to collect the new passport with the visas recorded. They takes 1 day to move it. The 90 days report deadline, in my case, coincides with the visa deadline itself, so it seems to me that at the end of the day, it's the same, am I wrong?

@Ellie ******

thank you again. 🙏

@Ellie ******

thank you. The embassy didn't gave me any letter and any receipt as well. I hope it won't be a good reason to put me in trouble by the local immigration office; lately it seems to me they have become rather finicky.