@Rj *****

US embassy will not provide income confirmation. If you have the 800k in a Thai bank the Thai bank will issue a confirmation specifically tailored for immigration. If you want to shift to the 65k a month they can do the same. In both cases you’ll need your bank book

Re the 65k- watch exchange rates to make sure you are always above 65k and over the next couple years watch politics for cuts to SS

@Numfhon *******

I believe it can be any bank, including Thai banks.

No

I believe you can ask SS to deposit directly. He should check here:

@Uddhava ***********

h

Large investment of capital and I believe a minimum of 4 Thai employees.

Also,KIV - Chiang Mai has been breaking records this year for pollution levels

@Brook *******

it’s being implemented on post first. They are “studying” how to do it for express carriers - even though that’s actually very easy. The express carriers are kicking up a huge fuss “oh no! It’s so hard! We can’t do it! Business will die!” That is complete BS as it’s already been done in AU, NZ, MY, Singapore and 27 EU countries without huge drama. It’s coming

@Eric ******

of the shipment is imported as a formal entry. Which takes extra time and the carrier will rip you off for a fortune for doing it.

There are huge import taxes for anything imported to Thailand

@Brandon ***********

exactly. The whole “some offices” inconsistency makes 800k safe. Better to err on the side of caution

@Brandon ***********

agree. I’m willing to bet he couldn’t stump up the 800k. The 65k a month is of course an option but I’ve seen enough “but the bank book has to state this or state that or have blue stripes and lime green polka dots and the moon must be waxing” to think 800k is the safest and surest. Hard to question and no special statements in the bank book

If you can’t afford to have 800k then maybe you should consider living elsewhere