@Brandon ***********

Ok, why they are able to do this when immigration is getting tougher? Do they basically 'know someone' who has those stamps? Just trying to gauge the risk to send my wife with this.

@Frangipani ******

Just FYI, Thai embassy in my wife's country (Japan) currently does not seem to issue multi entry visa, only single. Thai government sure makes this visa business so complicated. 😑

@Doug *******

Yeah I'm now leaning towards getting multi-entry visa

@Frangipani ******

suggested.

@Frangipani ******

Thank you!

@Cary ***

Oh, didnt know they even question for the first border run. Two border runs might be tough 🤷‍♂️

@Konomi *********

さん、日本のタイ大使館のビザのページを見てみました。おっしゃるように日本の口座にお金があることや、さらに保険の条件があります。大使館によって条件が違うというような事を以前聞いていましたが、まさにそういう事ですね。また余計にややっこしくなりそうです。

@Konomi *********

さん、今まで得てきた情報とかなり違うようです。一般に次の方法がおすすめされているようです。まず入国前にNon-Oを取得して、入国後にタイ国内の銀行口座をひらき、８０万バーツを海外から送金する。そして２か月保有したのちに１年のエクステンションを申請する。

@Kool ******

I also have monthly social security income which is more than 65,000 THB. After I get my one-year extension and kept 800K in my account for additional three months, am I allowed to take that 800K if I can keep records of monthly deposits till the next one-year extension time? Or do I still have to keep 400K? If I am allowed to take 800k out, then I can use that 800K for my wife's first one-year extension when she arrives. We are just a bit tight with the cash next year.

@Kool ******

thanks for clarifying this to me.

@Jack *******

I think it was a simple question