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  1. Have a look at True Money Wallet https://www.truemoney.com/foreigner/
  2. It would help if you disclose your location.
  3. Good one @Bandersnatch We will also be going in the future off-grid, but that said, we will keep the PEA meter just as a backup. I understand your backup is now the V2L (Vehicle to Load) but in eventualities it helps to also be able to switch to PEA and for 30 THB +/- per month, (which it costs to keep the PEA meter (standard service charge)), it's IMHO worth it.
  4. Post a screenshot please
  5. did you close the account in Bank A? If not, then you could ask them for a statement of the months the money was in the account and also get a statement from Bank B.
  6. Buriram. Bank book they just had a glance and gave it back, maybe it is because it’s a fixed Deposit? I had the 12 month statement with me (got that a week before going to immigration) and it wasn’t asked, only the 6 month and the bank letter which I got on the same day as going to IO
  7. My last extension, I got the 12 month statement (just in case) but they (IO) asked for the 6 month statement only and the bank letter. Both, the 6 month statement and the bank letter, I got on the same day as going to Immigration
  8. Maybe I wasn't clear enough but we changed the relevant ones to be RCBO (from normal ones). So the previous situation was: MAIN MCB = RCBO Single ones = NON RCBO New Situation MAIN MCB = NON RCBO relevant Single ones = RCBO other ones = NON RCBO (amongst them the fridge)
  9. It was never on construction supply, it was an existing house we bought from our Neighbour and the OLD PEA meter was a 5/15A one. The house was fitted with very outdated electrical components. So we upgraded the Electrical System to Schneider with RCBO and an "isolator" and we asked the PEA to place the Meter closer to the house and upgrade the meter to a 15/45A (in case we want to install aircon) Meter move was done early December and yesterday the new electronic meter (as they don't supply the old meters any more) was installed (which is a 5/100A one)
  10. Update: House next door is 95% finished and the new Electronic Meter 5/100A has been installed by the PEA. No inspection by them of the electrical installation. We changed the Main MCB (50A) in the CU from a RCBO to a Normal one. We got some tripping which the Sparky solved, but because the MAIN one, when it trips, causes the whole house to be out of Power we changed it and thus changed the relevant (individual) ones from a Normal one to RCBO, so that only those circuits will trip and NOT the whole house will be out of power.
  11. Re: EURO Countries, everything over 10.000 EURO must be declared when leaving via a special form. https://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/travel/carry/carrying-cash/index_en.htm
  12. +1 and the Doc I recommend there is Dr Roy, excellent English and a very nice guy. He operated on my Retinal Detachment (and also my Cataract (both eyes) and no issues. He also works in Bumrungrad.
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