@Ivan ***********

already moved all possible funds out of the country, but certain funds and assets cant be moved. I moved my funds at B 4,2 to the Rand today its B 2,4 to a Rand, for once made the correct move at the correct time.

@David *********

if all else fails I will have to start a business again with all the drama involved. The unfortunate thing is there are people like me that invested in a Thai business and after selling it invested most of it in the country again and is financially independant with this money, but must still show inflow of foreign funds.

@David *********

South Africa.

@David *********

the only problem is that my country of birth do not allow me to do monthly foreign currency transfers unless I complete a stack of documents at a local bank. This means I must either fly back every month or draw the money on this side at an ATM. If I draw the money at an ATM and deposit it at my Thai bank it is not considered by immigration to be a foreign currency transfer. If they should stop the income declarations I am pretty buggered.

I think it is safer to have both on a Non O extension based on retirement rather than one on a dependant. If something should happen to the person with the extension based on retirement the other person must leave the country. If they can afford it do 2 Non O extensions based on retirement.

Joseph Michael Pedro III goodluck.

Joseph Michael Pedro III ok that makes sense. Not that I use any border for runs. On a Non B for many years and now Non O based on retirement. Jump through the hoops once a year 555.

Mark Stanley which visa are you talking about? Non B, Non O based retirement .....

Joseph Michael Pedro III it doesnt make sense. If you have a Non B and WP why do you need B 20k. If you however have a Non B and no WP I can understand the rule. Thai immigration at their best.

@Lisa **************

why must Non B's show cash as they are employed or should be employed. I was under the impression the cash requirement was for TV and ED visas.