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  1. QUICK CHECK So to double check my understanding, going the 65k pm route there is some likelihood of needing a pension statement to show source of funds. But going the 800k in the bank route, there is no equivalent documentary evidence required to show the source is actually a pension. (Either for the non-O or subsequent retirement extension.) Do I get this right? Cheers all, SR
  2. Thanks a lot for your comprehensive response Red 🙂🙂 Application will be at Jomtien. Regarding 'official pension statement' would not a statement of withdrawals/income from an investment company be considered the same?
  3. Thankyou Dr Jack. 🙏🙏 Any ideas about needing to use the 800k for *first* extension, before using 65k for subsequent?
  4. This is very helpful thankyou. So he wanted to see the transmitting account was yours, but didn't ask about source of funds *into* that account (eg no check its a pension payment...)?
  5. Just been searching for the answer to this, couldn't find it so am posting as new topic. Situation would be application for non-immigrant 'O' & retirement extension to a visa exempt entry. UK national. I understand showing 12 x monthly transfers to a Thai bank of at least 65,000 THB is acceptable as proof of funds for retirement visa (for 12 months prior to application). Q1: BUT I read somewhere that the *first* extension requires 800,000 in the bank, and only subsequent extensions could be 65k monthly. Is that correct? Q2: Also, how is 'retirement' defined or checked if at all. Eg is source of the monthly inbound funds checked? Could someone have various sources of income from overseas business interests and just send themselves 65k each month? Thanks a lot for your kind guidance. SR
  6. It could have been The Flashing Blade - http://www.thechestnut.com/flashing.htm - though this was sent on the French/Spanish border and I distinctly remember heroes riding horses across deserts. However the transmission date is spot on, 1969, and also it was a Saturday morning kids TV show. So it must be this and possibly there was just one desert scene that really stuck with me. It was a transfixing show for a young Sportrider. Thanks for mentioning French dubbed, that's how it found it. UPDATE: Yes it was The Flashing Blade. Just found the theme tune and recognised it. 👍
  7. Question, since you're reading this... Can you remember - There used to be a kids TV adventure show set in Arabia, dubbed I think, but they were always riding about the desert on horses and fighting in old-style forts. What was it called?
  8. Separate burner for the wok shaker is a good call. Wish I'd done this.
  9. This thread has travelled in time from the 19th century.
  10. Unfortunately, having a Thai partner with you does not prevent bill-padding or short-changing. In fact, even Thais themselves can be victims. Especially in certain bars where such practices almost seem to be policy. I won't mention the name but one of these is in Treetown. I am fortunate to be very numerate even when drunk. Not everyone is.
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