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@Sean *********
My agent, Siam Legal, asked for 3900. Did you get it directly from immigration?
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@Diana ********
BS. Did it twice and got declined. Many posts here have same issues.
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@Jason *****
800k in your account for 2 monts. .don't go below 800 in the 2 months. Get sim and home wifi for 599 or 699 baht a month with annual contract (you will need both). Very cheap at TRUE. this way you will have a fixed Thai number and fast internet all year. Sim is 20GB and you can easy add more GB through the TRUE app from your phone if and when needed.
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I am from Canada and I did SWIFT transfer. Piece of cake.
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Get a copy of the TM30 and take it to immigration. I would suggest you start the extension 1 yr visa immediately after to have the 900k in the bank account for 2 months, to avoid any issues and you will have the extra time in hand In case you need it. I am also at the same stage as you. Been 1 month with my 880k in account, but I am looking for a good lease for 1 year. Low season and too many options. I would also suggest you pay the extra 4k and get the multi entry so you can travel outside Thailand without too much trouble. Cheers.
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I am doing the same and on my way to BKK. No need for onward flights since you are eligible for 1 year extension. I assume you are applying for Non-O.
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My suggestion- fly to Samui and enjoy. When you get the DTV e visa, exist to any of the neighboring countries and re-enter with the DTV visa.
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Do the Non-O if you are over 50, and get and agent to do it if you can afford 40k B
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If over 5, do Non O visa. Less requirements.
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9 months ago
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