@Brandon ***********

I'm a chancer (used Wise :) ).

@Brandon ***********

Why?

I just went through this process to get a FET certificate with a well known high street bank. The FET is required by the Land Office if you are a foreigner buying the condo. Do check with your bank where is the nearest office which can raise the paperwork for you. In my case I had to go to Korat 1½ hours away... The local banks where clueless and if you use a mobile banking app contact the bank via that so you can speak to someone in English who can understand you and what you need.

You will probably need: bank book, passport, a signed copy of the Property Purchase Agreement and the address of the land office where you will complete the transfer.

Bua Yai, is that near Khong north of Korat?

@https://www.facebook.com/Fast******************************

I bought a lid here last year. They have a good range of helmets in the recognised brands and cheaper ones, all styles open/full face, racing, touring, MX, lots of different designs, race reps, standard colours etc. Not so good for clothing, but great range of lids.

@Dianne ****

I have. The round trip to immigration is 3 hours alone.

For anyone applying from the UK, GPs do not have to sign this as it's not an NHS certificate/requirement. My Dr refused point blank to sign despite being registered at the practice for years and I had to go private... Crazy...

I don't mind spending a day a year applying for a visa extension/myself, but is it possible to get an agent to do the weekly shop?

@Steve ******

I've been pronouncing they're incorrectly all these years...

@Ned *******

Really?

@Steve ******

I'm on a visa extension of one year from the original one year visa. Therefore I'm here legally until the year extension ends, or as far as I'm aware I leave the country which cancels my 'visa' extension.