The letter above is just listing requirements and giving some information.

@Trevor *****

That chart is reliable and is also posted at all immigration offices.

Thanks Robert.

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

Particularly if violence was involved.

It would depend on how long a conviction stays on your record. Some countries give you a clean certificate if the offense is a certain number of years old. My understanding is that the only way to get rid of a felony conviction in the US is to have your record expunged. But this can only be done in certain circumstances. So if you apply fro a police clearance in the US right now, your conviction would be on that certificate. So any form of visa that requires a police background check from the US is ruled out.

@Richard ****

You must do the 90 day report at the immigration office where you are staying. many offices simply do not check and use the database.

@Richard ****

Depends where you are staying, many immigration offices do not use the online system.

I have noted

@Tod ********

that over the last year or two, you must have personally answered this question to people at least a dozen times. Perhaps you can pin this one or something.

I had no problem at Bangkok Bank main branch in Silom, or Bangkok Bank Central Bang Na, only requirements were passport copy and money to deposit.

@Tod ********

A building society is roughly midway between a bank and a Credit Union.