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Normaly yes but yesterday and 1 day before yesterday, it did not show 'international transfer' on my bangkok bank account. I am sure I selected 'funds for long stay in Thailand'. There was such a problem before.

Jan van Ingen No, not always. The number on the yellow housebook and pink ID-card are the same, but not always the same as your/a TIN number. Long ago it happened more, but it's also the sequence. I had the housbook and pink ID-card long before I got my TIN number. Showed the book and card in the revenue office, but gave me a total different number for my TIN.

@Tod ********

Sry but Non O Marriage to a Thai national is choice "more than 60 days" ?

Liam O'connell nope. UK Embassy don't hand out income statements for a long time already.

Colin Erith Can work ofcourse, only not in Thailand.

Sean Gibson For the second year extension y'r right (international transfers). Keep in mind more and more imm. offices ask proof of where the money comes from. Although I find it a bit private, I think it's because of preventing people to transfer that money back and forth to their home bank.

Jan Kenneth Nesland Danish Embassy in BKK does not provide an income statement as one of the first (Then with US, Australia and UK) anymore. I thought since 2018.

When you enter on that non O, you get a stamp with a date you have to leave (90 days later). From 30 days (some imm. offices 45 days) before that date you can apply for the year extension. The starting date of that extension will be the date on that entry stamp. This date you have to take in account, because that date is the date y'r year extension is expired 1 year later as also every following year extension will be. Good luck ! 🙏

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