hotandsticky

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.

They take your photo at the outset; you just return with your numbered card.

You protesteth too much. Anyone with class would not need to do that.

WOW! You really are being turned over.

Did you want to give a bit information on that.

True...............and the police are less likely to smell it on his breath.

Yes, it was just odd that 2 days after the ONLINE report came out, it had been taken down and other posters could not access it. One of life's little mysteries that will not challenge me beyond my first coffee.

this is not about 90 day reporting. It is about having a current TM30 dated after your last entry in to Thailand.

Wrong...as others have said. Copy the attached for your reference and education. TM30 Reporting Regulation.pdf

I didn't say it wasn't relevant. It is indeed useful information. Just not relevant to my post which was specifically referring to Savannakhet.

I would have read it on ASEAN NOW........😉 I also (rightly or wrongly) assumed that it would be the same as an in country conversation from visa exempt - you just need to evidence funds ? It sounds like the above might be academic anyway as far as Savannakhet is concerned. If they are ONLY issuing single entry visas then no financial evidence is required anyway.

I thought the thread was about Savannakhet,....certainly the post I was replying to was.

You don't need to season funds for a VISA application.

That website link is not to an 'official' site. It has been called out on errors many times in the past. I assume that you are not aware that regulation was repealed in 2020.

Gratefully accepted....we all only know what we know. have a good day 👍

Just to close the circle:- https://www.gov.uk/government/news/citibank-win-new-welfare-payment-service-contract https://www.ipe.com/citigroup-wins-deal-for-uk-overseas-pensions/362.article Note:- there have been no USA bank holidays since 9th October.

You are wrong in denying that there could be an issue if you try and 'do business' at Jomtien and your TM30 receipt is not 'current'. I am certainly not suggesting that people run to Jomtien and submit new TM30's - although many have (do it online anyway). BUT, be aware of their requirement to file again if you are not current - they will not do 90 day reports, certificates of residency, extensions or re-entry permits if you are deemed to be 'out of date'.

Thank you for posting that. Has the Pattaya Mail article been reinstated? Previous links came up with a 404 message - I see this one is dated 28th October.

....and, unsurpriingly, it will be the renter who they will hit with any charges, not the owner.

There is no fee - unless you process via an agent, who will likely take 500 Baht.

You go find it. GOOGLE is your friend. You will also find numerous pension threads on here that have referenced it in the past.

Please don't embarrass yourself by suggesting that you don't know that Citibank process UK pension payments. Sarcasm only works if you have the wit and intellect to pull it off. Clearly, you are a work in progress. I accept your apology in advance.

Yours is a myopic view but it at least balances out the OP\s trolling post.

Certainly no cause for alarm with one day 'slippage'. I can't see that there was a USA bank holiday that might have caused a delay with the Citibank processing. If not received by tomorrow, that is the time to start thinking about a Life Certificate having been sent and not received.