It’s a “proof of life” form. No big deal. Just don’t ignore it. Send it back, or you’ll get your benefits stopped. You won’t lose them, but it will be a pain to get them going again.

@Stuart ********

That’s the way Bangkok’s Division 1 office did for me.

Just fill it out with the new address and put her as the owner.

It can’t go below 400,000 baht.

@Peter ***************

Have you tried changing it to more than 50,000 lately? Mine changed to a limit of 50,000 without even telling me.

@Mark ***

I have an account at Kasikorn bank in EmQuartier, and never have a problem with the staff concerning language.

@Sasha **********

Thailand is still better than any other Southeast Asia country. These recent problems will be short lived. A new government is coming.

What Stuart said. If you want to stay longer than the 90 days that the non-O visa allows and get a one year extension of stay, you’ll need that 800,000 baht in a Thai bank account 2 months before you file for it. Otherwise, you’ll be out of status 90 days after you enter the Kingdom and will have to leave and apply for another visa outside of Thailand or come back with a visa exempt for a 60 day stay.

It’s not easy for a regular Thai to get a tourist visa to western countries. But good luck to you.

I had IDP and home driver license and had to watch the video.