Dave *******
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Dave ********
15 days before & up to 7 after if doing it in person 😎
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@Ivan ***********
using an agent =10k+ baht ..... 14 days overstay = 7k baht ...... I know which one i would choose 😎
Dave ********
Go to settings > security > unknown sources (tick the box).

Download the live NetTv app from
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Install it and you can get all UK channels and Sky
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@Tod ********
, I have a question .... Were you born a dickhead or did you attain the status through years of experience ? 🤣🤣🤣
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@Tod ********
, he wasn't told to come back closer to the amnesty expiry date, he was ADVISED to, which contradicts your original post on this thread and many others
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@Michael *******
I have a marriage visa, so no, it wasn't for retirement
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@Mic****
, ok, I'm wrong .... I know what immigration told me, but you lot carry on with what you believe
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@T**
, I have just renewed mine and needed proof that the money had been in my account for 3 months, also that i need to keep it there for a further 2 months.

(The two month rule might be up to the discretion of the officer dealing with the renewal, some are jobsworths, while others are more relaxed)

Either way, it's better to err on the side of caution
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@Tod ********
Sorry, I thought that applying for your first marriage visa was the same as renewing one (the rules change every 2 minutes 😎)

When renewing your Thai Non-Immigrant O Marriage Visa you must have the necessary funds cleared in your Thai Bank account at least 3 months prior to your renewal application. Some (but not all) immigration offices insist that you keep it for 2 months after renewal