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3 hours ago, Lovethailandelite said:

100% he applied for the visa before or on the 14th June. Now he will need to email documents the same as requested in the E visa application, to the consulate first, inc financials and need to wait for confirmation and approval.

 

Wrong - he applied at the Glasgow consulate

Quote:

Please note that the Royal Thai Consulates in Cardiff, Gibraltar, Glasgow, Hull, and Liverpool in the UK, and in Dublin, Ireland, will continue to receive and process visa applications in the same way. Those who wish to apply for visa at the Royal Thai Consulates can continue to do so as usual.

8 hours ago, brianj1964 said:

I just got one from Glasgow, they never asked for bank statements, only application form, my passport, wife's ID card and passport and marriage certificate, waited 2 days then told to come and collect it

Thats because there is no change for the marriage requirements

I will travel to Thailand with my granddaughter (7), who has a British passort for a holiday

We have different surnames. Hers is Thai

Should I carry a letter from her mother giving me authorisation?

Advice please

I am looking for a short package tour to Vietnam for 2 people from Bangkok about - 4 days - probably Da Nang area in August

Does anyone have any recomedations?

For whom to book with/ through ?

Thanks

23 hours ago, madisongy said:

If you have accesss to a US address, cannot beat the checking account/ATM card with Schwab.   Zero fees....and generally pulling a better exchange rate than Siam Currency Exchange.....which I find is always best in Bkk for USD.  I've looked at about every way to acquire cash from the US, including TW, and this is the best for my situation.

 

https://www.schwab.com/public/schwab/banking_lending/checking_account

 

The topic was about transferring money. So using an ATM card may not be an option if OP is out the country. Read the topic...

By far the best option is Transferwise.

If you use this link you will get a free transfer up to 500 pounds or about $650 :

https://transferwise.com/u/juliani

I have been using them since they first offered the service to Thailand in January 2015.

Sent thousands with them with no problems. One transfer was delayed a day (it was a Thai Bank Holiday)  and they gave me a fee free transaction.

Use them monthly

If you use this link you will get a free transfer up to 500 pounds:

https://transferwise.com/u/juliani

I have been using them since they first offered the service to Thailand in January 2015.

Sent thousands with them with no problems. One transfer was delayed a day (it was a Thai Bank Holiday)  and they gave me a fee free transaction.

Use them monthly

If you use this link you will get a free transfer up to 500 pounds:

https://transferwise.com/u/juliani

I wear contact lenses in the UK and have the monthly variety.

These need cleaned every night.

Would you put them in the fridge overnight soaked in their cleaning solution? or just leave in the room at ambient temperature?

On 26/04/2018 at 8:42 AM, Panwilai82 said:

The result was I had to deposit 400,000b in my bank. Not really fair when I pay tax & social security, but what can I do?

Why not just rent a small house in a neighbouring province - Buriram - and apply at their offices instead?

thanks

Stay in thailand will be about 90 days and normally a single entry is sufficient.

However,  I want to go for a short break with my wife to Vietnam - can I just get a reentry permit - say at buriram immigration which is convenient - before I fly out of DM?

Thanks

she is married to a thai man. so should get a non o automatically

I think it may be for a visa? not sure

How much should a Cambodian lady married to Thai man pay for a work permit?

Does 25000 for ten years and 2000 each of those 10 years sound about right?

Use transferwise.com to your own bank account in thailand

They offer the best rates and all charges are up front.

I have happily been using them for the past 18 months to regulaly send money to my own account and also to my wifes account.

Never had a problem, transfer normally takes about 3 days

https://transferwise.com/u/6cef7

Waiting in UK for 2 packets my wife sent in January, In the last few years post from Thailand has improved, but now seems to have gone back to the way it used to be (slow or missing)

thanks

A few yeas ago I read about a Thai company selling Insects in cans.

I would like to buy a few for friends back in the UK.

Anyone seen them for sale in a shop or online anywhere?

You can image any windows os including xp using ghost

Sent from my Lenovo A850 using Thaivisa Connect Thailand mobile app

.. and would you like a map to get you to Jomtien as well. How about help with that hotel booking

[sorry - couldn't resist!]

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Have you nothing better to do with your time than write stupid replies.

From my map it looks like the place is in pattaya not jomtien

is this the place:

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@12.905141,100.872655,3a,75y,168.35h,87.25t/data=!3m4!1e1!3m2!1syqZPP4l3wAWmRZY00goWCQ!2e0

sorry I dont know the area, thepprasit etc

Would you have an address or better a google steet view link please

I Will be in Jomtien next month and need some

Granular Chlorine

Clarifier

Algaecide

for my pool

Any recommendations please.

I dont know the area so somehere not too dfficult to find

Thanks in advance

If it is I've never found it, nor with SCB either.

There must be a 7/11 nearby...

Smartarse, there's not when I'm in Scotland.

I can pay most other services and utilities using this but can not find this one in the list of providers kasikorn give you.

Is it under another section?

Anyone do it?

Can anyone translate the attached letter here.

If I stay on the old sytem will I be charged 1 baht per minute?

We phoned Buriram office and they just said the service would be slower. No mention of a per minute charge.

Thanks in advance