Richard ******
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@David ***********
I am not giving advice, I am simply stating a fact. I cleared the overstay's at the airport each time and i have never had any trouble about this since.
Richard *******
I overstayed a few days on three different occasions back in the 1980's It has never been a problem.
Richard *******
@Phil ******
Nope, since September Thai's no longer have to fill in the TM.6 form.
Richard *******
The UK accept a letter from a pension provider without checking further.
Richard *******
@Parmentier *****
They are not using the 800,000 in the bank, they are using the 65,000 per month, which does not have to be in a Thai bank.
Richard *******
I have been asked for proof of onward/return travel even with a visa. In Luanda, Amsterdam and LHR,( granted this all happened over 10 years ago). A visa does not guarantee you entry into a country, If the airline feels that there is a risk, they are within their rights to deny you boarding.
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@Matt ********
My paperwork never changes, same every year so just photocopied. then only thing I need to get is embassy letter verifying my pension which is easy to do and takes a week. 90 day report is a nice motorbike ride once every three months.As for things going sour, most men lose their asses anyway in UK and other "advanced" countries.
Richard *******
It worked for me three times out of the 5 times I tried it , so 60%. However its a nice motorbike ride out to immigration where I live and the in person report usually only takes me 5-10 minutes.
Richard *******
Unfortunately the archaic and chaotic Thai system of addressing is to blame for this requirement for a map to your residence. I often wonder how Thai post manage so well.