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@Brandon ***********
The booths in the exchange zone on level B are comparable in rates to any of the booths in Bangkok. It's the booths upstairs that offer poor exchange rates
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I had this same problem on my laptop. I had to slide across to display the upload option, as it wasn't all displayed on the screen. Took me a while to figure it out.
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You can enter Thailand anytime upto 19th Jan 2026. Your entry date will activate the visa, and you will be given permission to stay for 90 days.
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I applied in the UK, and they asked for a flight and accommodation booking. I already had a flight booked, but I just booked an apartment that was free to cancel. I used my UK driving licence as proof of my UK residency. I rent out my home, so I couldn't provide utility bills.
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@Marcels ********
Not true. I used a flight booking that was one year old and changed the dates to obtain a visa. Immigration do not have access to flight booking systems
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As the property owner, she must file a TM30 report within 24 hours of your arrival. You will need a certificate of residency to open a bank account. My office in Nakhonsawan refuses to issue a CoR for bank accounts, but most offices will.
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@Marcels ********
I've used onwardticket.com many times. Immigration does not have the ability to check your booking. Even another airline cannot check your booking
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You can use a Thai bank statement printed in English