Mr Smithy
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Just now, tlesher said:
Didnt know that!
You should check that info which I suspect is incorrect
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2 minutes ago, Max69xl said:
TransferWise's primary bank is Bangkok Bank,then K-Bank and Thai Military Bank. You must use the correct "Reason for transfer" = "Funds for long term stay in Thailand". Then the bank code will be FTT in the bank book.
Are you sure about that? Funds transferred between Thai banks are always coded as Domestic Transfers
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Yes - you will need the child's birth cert, and the child will have to accompany you when applying
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1 minute ago, PST said:
But wouldn't it appear as a FTT on the 12 month bank statement?
Not if it arrived as a DOMESTIC TRANSFER
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Just now, PST said:
SCB?
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23 minutes ago, PST said:
Thanks Peter, and obviously, it would show as an International transfer on my Thai bank statement too?.
Not if an intermediary Thai bank is involved it would show as a domestic transfer.
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You must apply to the office where you live, so if you live and work in Bangkok you must apply there.
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2 hours ago, ubonjoe said:
Perhaps you should read the topic about getting them. I suspect that was before they made issuing them official.
He read and followed the BE instructions which make reference to the official Thai position
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8 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:
Which embassies have that requirement.
The UK and US embassies do not have that restriction on issuing the letters.
A relative staying with us was refused a letter by the BE because flights to the UK are available.
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Whilst the authorities are attempting to discourage unnecessary travel AIR ASIA has launched a cheap domestic fare promotion from Bangkok to a variety of Thai tourist destinations.
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If flights are available Embassies will not issue letters requesting extensions.
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Judging by the information you provide it is unlikely that a further extension will be granted. It is also unlikely that pre-payment for a planned overstay will be accepted.
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2 hours ago, Liverpoolfan said:
These tests must be a real money spinner for the health ministry (last i heard they were charging 7,000 baht a pop).
The tests are provided FOC to all Thai citizens - I don't know for certain about foreigners but charging would be counter productive.
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22 hours ago, theVenerable said:
I'm from UK and I guess I have no valid reason not to go home.
You have answered you own qustion.
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You run the risk of having fraudulent stamps placed in the passports especially if the passport holders are not required to attend an immigration office.
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2 hours ago, rott said:
Joe does this apply to people on Retirement Extension re-entry permit.?
It applies to anyone wishing to enter the country
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6 minutes ago, ChaiyaTH said:
just to get your Dutch birth certificate (no older than 3 months)
How can the b/c of an Adult be no older than 3 months?
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I doubt any UK doctor would provide a med.cert and good luck finding insurance - Most UK insurers are now not underwriting travel insurance -
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3 minutes ago, ThaiBunny said:
Tom Brown's schooldays will never be the same
Yep - I did try to correct the auto error !
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A heads up!
It is now being reported that the government is actively considering closing all boarders.
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3 hours ago, essox essox said:
surely the OLD passport will not be valid....usually a corner is cut
If an OLD invalid passport contains a valid visa the visa remains valid hence the need to present both old(with a valid visa) and new passports
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33 minutes ago, Nigel Sri Thanonchai said:
That's a total ripoff I can assure you
No one is forced to use these agents
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On 3/15/2020 at 9:21 AM, ubonjoe said:
Not sure what he meant.
You only need to use both passports if you have a valid visa issued by an embassy or consulate in the old passport.
If an extension of stay or a valid re-entry permit issued by immigration is in the new passport it is not needed.
Sorry for being unclear What I said was that valid VISAS are not transferred to a new passport - if a valid VISA is in an canceled passport then both passports are required to enter the country unless a 30 day visa exempt entry is wanted.
Transiting through Singapore?
in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
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Interesting that that refers to 'short term' visitors. Not all wishing to transit would fall into that category.