@Lisa ***************

@Kace ******

I sent you a private message about a group for US military vets living here in Thailand.

@Kate ******

not for his initial request. Unless he has already had 13 months of deposits before he applies for the initial 90 day Non -O. If you are in country and from the US then the 800,000 deposit in Thai bank account is the only way to meet the financial requirements.

That’s odd as I have always used my initial entry into Thailand and they get approved all but 1 time and that denial was because of the system update.

@Christopher ************

I was asking for you the author of this post if this is law now and you deflect to go to talk to an attorney or accountant. Then why don’t you let those same lawyers and accountants post since you provide no real information about this. Only speculation

@Christopher ************

if it’s law already then again where is the connection to our immigration requirements? I’m not paying for a tax attorney to find out it’s not law.

@Christopher ************

introduced ? Are they official?

@Christopher ************

so since that has been law for many years supposedly, where are the tax IDs that are to be associated with visas over 180 days ?

I still have an active bill and service with my US provider and my phone has 1 physical sim and 1 eSIM. I turn on the physical sim from the US when I need to get text messages or OTP. I get travel days each month so I don’t get any extra charge and typically only use it once per month or less. It stays off but still inside my phone 99% of the time.

@Ruth ******

21 days for me