@Rj *****

like all insurance companies world wide they will always be reluctant to pay out, but in my experience if you are honest and transparent with them they will pay out what your policy entitles you to receive. I have Pacific Cross and I claimed last year, off course they investigated, but they eventually paid out.

Try AXA or Pacific Cross, both have decent packages available and if you want lower premiums you can just increase your deductible limit.

The 800,000 baht must remain in your account 3 months after you receive your yearly extension and also 2 months before you apply for your next yearly extension. You are correct the balance cannot drop below 400,000 baht at anytime throughout the year, so basically 5 months must be maintained at 800,000 and 7 months you can access the funds if you wish.

She does not have to go with you to get your stamp after the under consideration period, just return on the day it says to receive your stamp.

They will be opened as usual on Monday as it’s not a public holiday

There is talk of a 90 day visa exempt for countries from Europe but just talk but probably like the Russians no extension allowed.

Go to your local immigration office and extend your stay for 1,900 baht, vert easy to do.

@Bobby ********

maximum fine for failing to report your 90 day stay is 2,000 baht doesn’t matter if you are 8 days or 6 months over, good luck Bobby.

@Andy ********

no problem 👍

@Andy ********

the 500 baht per day you mention is for visa overstay not for being later filing your 90 day report, he will still pay a maximum fine of 2,000 baht