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Flights from Suvarnabhumi to Hanoi on VietJet Air round trip approx B4,200.

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When looking at their site its not 100% clear that they use suvarnabhumi, is there any way to confirm this. They look a lot like air asia that is why I worry they fly from don muang.

Already checked that out......they fly from Suvarnabhumi

Flights from Suvarnabhumi to Hanoi on VietJet Air round trip approx B4,200.

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When looking at their site its not 100% clear that they use suvarnabhumi, is there any way to confirm this. They look a lot like air asia that is why I worry they fly from don muang.

Already checked that out......they fly from Suvarnabhumi

Flights from Suvarnabhumi to Hanoi on VietJet Air round trip approx B4,200.

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Arrived back in Bangkok this morning with my second multiple non immigrant O visa.

Yesterday, the Thai Consulate opened its gates for passport collection at 13.15hrs possibly due to the intermittent heavy rain during the course of the day.

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I agree IMA, travelling to apply for a visa is not so much fun than it was when you were considerably much younger.

Having said that, the 90 day visa runs (multiple non-immigrant O visa) is a good excuse to take a holiday somewhere with my wife.

I am currently in the Avalon residence awaiting to collect passport at 1400 hrs and onward travel to Mukdahan. (My post of yesterday (For Info: Khor Ror 2) refers. Only a ten minutes walk to the Thai Consulate and turn back to Savannakhet bus station.

Whilst on the subject of the Avalon Residence, I would recommend a short stay here booking thru 'Booking.com' or Agoda, approx B820.

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This morning, I submitted my second application for a non immigrant O visa at the Thai Consulate in Savannakhet. I received this visa back in July 2014 with no problems at all.

I submitted exactly the same paperwork this time around together with a KR2 updated earlier this month by Amphur. I lost my original marriage cert many years ago in the UK.

The male official to whom I handed over the necessary paperwork seemed very hesitant in accepting this asking to see the original marriage certificate. I explained of course of of the loss many years ago. It wasn't until he spoke to a female colleague who I guess said that's fine that the male official said to me 'okay' five thousand baht please and here is your ticket number to collect passport tomorrow.

A KR2 is required in my case as I mislaid my original marriage certificate in the UK many years ago, i.e. when applying for a one year multi non o Immigrant visa at say Savannakhet, you need to produce a recent KR2 signed and date at the Amphur where you were married.

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To leave Thailand by midnight on 15 July.

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I didn't make myself clear Mario.

I will be actioning a final 90 day visa run to KL end June bringing me up to mid-end Sept when I will travel to Savannakhet to obtain a fresh multi non-imm O visa.

Concur. Update the KR2 at any Amphur.

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Either your wife or yourself can obtain a KR2 from the Amphur where you were married.

As in my case, I was married to a Thai many many yrs ago which meant I had to obtain a KR2 from that particular Amphur. The document is now on-line so therefore I am now able to obtain an update from ANY amphur.

My multiple non-imm O visa expires 07 July and have booked a KL run end of June which will bring me up to mid-end Sept.

I obtained the above visa using a Khor Ror 2 which I obtained from Amphur (lost the orig marriage cert many yrs ago),

As the date on the KR2 will be well over 12 months ago, will I need to make a further trip to Amphur to update or will the old date suffice?

Government state pension paid direct every four weeks to Krungsri.

Arrives on a Friday and I get the best T/T rate available amongst all the Thai banks and no charges whatsoever.

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I believe the answer is no to your question.

There is only one decent bank in Thailand for expats and that's Krungsri.

Forget Kasikorn, Bangkok Bk and the rest.

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Am I correct in saying that if you hold a multi non-immigrant O visa (married to a Thai), and when that visa has expired, you cannot get a further multi non-O visa from say Laos, you have to apply for an extension?

I have registered for internet shopping and used this service several times.

My question is, can you use this card over the telephone in respect to services provided from the UK or in fact any other country, i.e. quoting card details although the name on the card is privileged member. Will it work?

Appreciate your response 96tehtarp, I will do just that.

I'm sure this has subject has already been covered previously, but any up-to-date information would be appreciated.

I have just received thirty two sterling dividend cheques which have been re-issued by the company's registrars in the UK in respect to my UK shareholding. A shareholding which I had completely forgotten about from 1997.

My question is, would Krungsri or Kasikorn bank accept these sterling cheques for clearance and if so what are their fees? Time to clear is not important or,

open an offshore bank in sterling in either Jersey, Guernsey or the Isle of Man.

Any feedback would be appreciated.

Correction - SAME day service

Unbelievable posts re the British Embassy (BE) Bangkok.

Last Tuesday I travelled to the British Embassy to arrange a copy of my British passport to be certified.

Save day service and cost B1,560.

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I would check the AirAsia website for round trip flights from Bkk.

Thanks OJAS. Even in the Thai language, my wife could translate into English.

The offshore bank requires either a consular official, ie The British Embassy(BE) here, lawyer, accountant or serving police officer. Initially, I tried my Thai bank but it's not their policy to certify foreign passports only to certify your current bank statement.

Will check this evening with the local police station.

Thanks ubonjoe, if no joy this evening, I will travel to Ploenchit tomorrow. The BE informed me this morning that's a same day service.

Tomorrow will be travelling to central Bangkok to arrange the certification of my British passport which is required to open an offshore bank account in the Isle of Man.

As of today,

British Embassy charge B1,600

Siam Legal B2,000 + VAT

This evening I am trying my local police station (police officer can certify passport) and it's possibly a free service, payment at your discretion.

Anybody had their passport certified recently and not necessary a British passport?

Would appreciate any feedback regarding name of lawyers, costs and preferably in the Sukhumvit area.

Thanks guys, you've answered my question.....

Am I correct in saying that you can send money by T/T from the UK in pounds sterling to a Thai baht account and if so which is the better option, to send sterling or Thai baht from the originating UK bank?

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