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Bpuumike

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  1. For Spain she will need a Schengen visa which has to be applied for in Thailand and best to apply at the Spanish Embassy in Bangkok.

    She will need a separate visa for the UK and again, best to apply in Bangkok. Try for a multi-entry UK visa in case you want to visit Gibraltar or pop back to the UK.

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    The embassy has been doing the income letter only by post for some time now . See here for info on doing it by post: https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/440413/Pension_01.07.15._Master.pdf

    Thanks LB and UbonJoe.

    I was under the impression that the mail service was an optional alternative to a personal visit.

    No problem, as they say around here, I'm on the right track now.

    PS: I never seem to have much luck searching the forums.

  3. I decided to set things in motion for an early application for my annual Non-O retirement extension this year.

    I emailed the British Embassy in BKK for an appointment for a Certificate of Income. Having not received any reply I phoned the Consular Section this morning and was categorically told that Certificates of Income can no longer be issued in person and can only be applied for by post. I did point out that having to go to Nana Post Office for a money order, it's just as easy to go to the Embassy, but no luck.

    I have time to change tack and go the 'Thb800K funds in the bank' route but have read a couple of conflicting posts recently (which I can't find) on the seasoning period of 2 months, or whether it needs to be seasoned at all?

    When asking my bank for a letter confirming the funds, do they need to specifically state that the funds on deposit are immediately available and will the Bangkok Bank CW branch normally issue the letter on the day of application?

    I make my extension applications at Chaeng Wattanna Immigration and always find them efficient and helpful, a sad contrast with the British Embassy.

  4. An unrepentant serail killer or serial child molestor would find little sympathy with me, but there are other things which are in my own opinion, just terrible terrible choices that people make, for which they don't deserve to die.

    But most people are quite happy to see the world in black and white.

    The signs warning against it are in black and white.

  5. How can they confiscate A neckleace that you've had for 10 years.I've never heard of customs confiscating jewelry that you wear.I mean unless your wearing Lets say 10 neckleaces.My point how would they know how long that you've owned it?

    For any item over a certain value (differs as per country) customs have the right to ask for proof of purchase. If not provided or purchased out of the country you will have to pay.

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