hotandsticky

A friend's passport was just turned round in 8 days. Submitted Wednesday 25 October Back Friday 3rd November - 8 working days 🙂

You have not been missed...............

I think that you have just described bored..................or boring. I may well have been sat with some of those tidy chicks (which is definitely not boring) when they have commented "look at that old bored tw4t, he just rides up and down all day on his wife's scooter". At least get a decent bike, like a Forza, you will look less unimpressive 🙂

I would.... that doesn't sound at all right to me.

It is a good question - and we won't know until it has been tried. Personally, for the issue of a visa, I would have thought that they would want to see money in a bank account............................

Surely he only has to evidence 800k for 2 months (for the extension being applied for)...the ongoing 65k payments need to be made to satisfy the curr ent terms of approval. That is what I did when I switched.

YAWN! Only you seem to have mentioned it...........and you were talking kwai kee.

Ha Ha ...wannabe Mod. There is a report button if your sensitivities are offended, Now crawl back under your bed in case the nasty tax man is watching you.................

You would be unwise to take your skepticism too far....................these 'new' requirements ARE there - a friend just encountered them. Up to you.

If he had the sort of money he brags about he wouldn't be shouting about on a Thailand internet form. It's the small penis syndrome.

The general rule (and certainly applicable for Jomtien) is that next year the first thing they will check for is that you have complied with THIS YEAR's terms of approval ie you must make 12 x 65k payments as normal. Also you must season the 800k for 2 months before your application based on funds in the bank.

Look at the forum..... and don't confuse the issue with bu11sh!t about non-existent tax.

Just to balance things up:- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rn7-ZHHjD8I

Jay Clay is correct in inferring that you need 6 months validity on your passport at the time of entry. There are senior contributors on here who will tell you that Thailand does not require 6 months validity.....I think that you have just proved that they do.

Apologies, I have also since read what you quote. I definitely saw 3 months mentioned somewhere. - possibly re Non-Immigrant O visas

Just connecting those details for ease of reading: Guys, the latest report from Savannakhet: I submitted the documentation for non-immigrant O visa based on marriage today at 9:15am. I also provided my child's birth certificate and copy of tabian ban as well as KR2 paper and it was taken by the immigration officer. When I said I would like to apply for one year non-immigrant O visa, she immediately said I needed financial requirements proved. She accepted the copies of my bank book and also had a detailed look at my original bank book. That was all. The money wasn't seasoned but was transfered to my bank account yesterday. I think I should receive my visa tomorrow and I not, I will inform you here.

😃Make the most of it KP - some are not.

Buriram Not every office will allow the combined method.

Are you serious? I am guessing that you are an American..................

....and some offices do not insist on the '3 months after' rule that Jomtien apply.

DOH! It was posted in the Australian sub-forum!

Jesus! Dragging up a post from 2 weeks ago.....that makes you sad! Now go back and read the post that I was replying - surely you understood the comment..........................obviously not! On 10/19/2023 at 9:49 AM, Moonlover said: It would be helpful if the topic title indicated that is was referring to Australia! I said:- Even though it is posted in the Australia & Oceania Topics and Events section?

I am afraid he isn't. Little things please little minds.

I faced the same barriers in Buriram. I didn't bother to pursue it as I considered a pink card to be a 'nice to have' rather than something of major practical benefit. 8 years on and I still haven't had any need for it.

You can apply 3 months before your travel date.