@Russell *******

No, not with the visa. With year extension based on retirement, yes (IF more than 90 days in Thailand)

@Tod ********

Just asked a dutch friend. New passport about half year ago via Dutch Embassy in BKK. In that field (In Dutch 'Ministerie van Buitenlandse zaken') So 'Ministry of Foreign Affairs' in English. But if needed a city he uses 'Bangkok'.

@Michael *****

Oh, no problem. Aii, I understand 🙄. I don't know if another brand bank has less fees 🤷‍♂️ Also don't know the costs with my Thai mastercard with Wise. I just tested it with 500€ once if it worked. I read many times 'Deemoney' (app) works with Thai baht to Euro. Maybe just try. Good luck !🙏

@Andreas ********

Es ist umgekehrt!! Thailändischer Baht nach Österreich in Euro!!! Kein Euro an eine thailändische Bank.

First of all, there is only ONE way with WISE to send Euro to a Euro bank account from y'r Thai bank account and that is when you have a THAI Mastercard.

Sorry but I am a bit confused when you say "the fact they accept payments into Thailand". You mean transfer ? Or transfer with Western Union ? Or Thai payments from out of a Euro country ? I would think that you have a bank account in y'r home country then ? If so, why not transfer from there ? Again sorry if I misunderstood.

@Peter ******

And if you not already have one, try to open a bank account already. Will be difficult without a non imm. O visa, I know, I know.

@Nongnuch *******

Yep, and maybe direct go to the Consulate (It's not an Embassy) they have in Bangkok. Also on that page there is mentioned they do visa there 🤷‍♂️.

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@Paul **********

I would phone or message the consulate in Bangkok. Maybe even on Facebook 🤷‍♂️

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@Nongnuch *******

also not sure about VFS. The facebook site is still refering to them. But not sure.

@Nongnuch *******

Cyprus is no schengen country.