Where is it? Can not see it

If you in Thailand over 180 days your a tax resident. Any money remitted in to Thailand including by cards is subject to tax

If you travel say 4 times a year, fly in/out, book hotels, have a return ticket home, thats fine on visa exempt. Its when you are trying to live here without a proper visa by taking your full visa exempt days (60 days) then extending (30 days) then doing a border run to start again. You will run into trouble. The Immigration officer will be looking to convince themselves that your either a real tourist or someone trying to stay without a visa.

Where is your held? UK? Thailand?

If you married with Thai child and your on thier birthday certificate and living together you can apply, I switched from marriage to support of a Thai child, the only advantage is in my office you only have to have your 400kthb in the account before you apply, the only downside is it only last until there 18 not sure but like that. The paperwork is just adding the birth certificate. Thier ID.

Why did they reject the photocopies? Ive heard of pictures being rejected because someone was in shorts, I also so Pattaya was going to be an area that they will be more critcal, looks real

@Lynnette ******

Kbank ticks all the boxes however, in the letters The Bank of Thailand instructed (all)banks to do the same, lets hope not, follow through is not a strong point in Thailand

@Lynnette ******

I hope not but fearful for you, good luck

So you been to Thailand with visa exempt 60+30=90? If your flying in? You be fine, but have a return ticket and cash for easiest entry.

Over 2 visa exempts and border bounces is when your on dodgy ground.

They want tourists not people with ties on business here.

As always the immigration officer stood in front of you will decide.

@John ***

if its too a person with thier own bank they can create a QR on thier take a copy send it to you and can use TrueMoney to pay. Or cash