Slinky1958

Hi guys question I need advice on The Thai bank savings account is equivalent to a UK current account and the Thai fixed account is the UK Deposit Account I’m holding my 800k plus in my Thai savings account account reason for this was I didn’t have a Thai fixed account at the time i I should get my RV in June when is the best time time to transfer it from the savings to the fixed

I was told that the UK Embassy must confirm the fact you have the ability to pay in the 65,000 baht but now no longer do this. So the Thai immigration don’t allow this route for UK nationals would this be correct

Must it go into my account only or our Joint account which would be better for us

Brilliant news thanks guys great help

Apologies about the spelling

Thanks guys I was told that the UK government does not issue proof of monthly income letters so to leave the 800k there spiff I show 100k per month for one year from UK to my Thai Bank account that should enable me to go down that road Any update advice would be greatly appreciated

I’m a UK citizen married to a Thai National my wife as a Uk passport and we have house in both countries I’m looking to retire to Thailand I have a non O marriage visa and will be converting this to a Retirement Visa i have Sufficient funds in a Thai bank account and we send over at least 100,000 per month form the UK I been told that the easiest way is to just leave the 800,000 in the bank Albeit the interest rate is not to good When I asked can I use the 100,000 per month route I was told that the UK doesn’t support this any more can someone please clarify Cheers

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