@Bob *********

, the notarized letter from the Embassy has to deal with Monthly income. (Minimum of 65,000 Baht per month)

not a set amount in the Bank (the 800,000 Baht)

PM sent

If it's to assist in showing Immigration bank passbook, to satisfy their reporting for your VISA, Why would you consider that Off Topic?

you don't do a SWIFT International Transfer.

Make sure that your bank in America can do an ACH Transfer.

It takes a few days to "Test" the bank for reliability (they make two small deposits, and you need to confirm them)

Use Only your BB account number, and just monitor your account with their on-line service. once verified, a transfer can be set up as one time, or you can make it repetative.

The transfer takes 3-4 Business days, and once completed, you need only use your BB ATM, to access your funds.

(I would recommend updating your passbook, for showing to immigration if and when they ask.

It IS NOT an international Transfer. Bangkok Bank of New York is an American Registered Bank.

holy crap 187 days at 500 baht a day, he'll need to get a work permit to earn some money...hahahahaha

yeah, just the single entry that I got in Penang.

The map and Photo were a "heads up" from a friend, apparently it's a new thing.

I'll check before I book the flights, just to be sure.

Suratthani office

@Tod ********

OK so by the 18th of June (inside the 45 days ) .

Thanks.

Have they been asking for any documentation beyond what is "normal"?

There is a document called a Pension award notification. it is usually generated by the Pension Trust Fund Managers.

(It typically spells out the basis for your pension)

Call the trust, and ask them .