@Tim ********

yes I said that

@Steffen ****************

thank you for repeating what I stated

Seeing that dtv Visas don’t rate Thai bank accts

Then it has to be in a bank acct anywhere other than Thailand

Why cancel its good for 5 years??

Sounds like a solid plan

Good luck

When in Vietnam have some egg coffee

Get with a visa agent they can make magic happen at eye popping rates but still

According to Thailand's official rules, you can bring up to $20,000 USD or the currency equivalent into the country before you have to declare it to customs. If you're bringing Thai baht (THB) into the country rather than a foreign currency, the most you can carry with you is 500,000 THB.

The Thai banking system is the wild Wild West where no one really says anything about where your money comes from

Good Luck

@Darin *******

it is needed in case you travel internationally

Maybe you wake up on a random day and say you know what I want to go to the casino in Macau/dimsum in HK/skiing in Japan/expo in Singapore/shopping trip in Dubai/etc etc etc …

when you return from your international trip you have to once again fo to immigration for your “first” 90 day report

Yes I said “first” because in essence it’s your first one since you returned to Thailand

@Darin *******

when you’re retired…

You might as well do something rather than nothing

It might be the spark to keep you going

@John *********

hence the reason why I said it’s easier for females as compared to men to get Thai citizenship

Don’t believe me read the royal gazette and do a common sense analysis of the names