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  1. Liquorice
    As opposed to only 2% in Thailand. Now, just remind me how much the agent fees are for your annual extension because you don't keep sufficient funds in Thailand to meet the criteria.
  2. Liquorice
    There is no basis for that statement. There are many expats who stayed in Thailand for almost 17 months, with only 3 border runs and 3 x 60 day extensions, before renewing their visa. I suspect if anyone was refused a 60-day extension, it was for a genuine reason. No different from the METV, where each 60 day entry can be extended for a further 30 days.
  3. Liquorice
    Just to add to that good advice, you couldn't apply for an extension based on retirement or Thai spouse from a DTV. You'd have to start afresh, obtaining the Non Imm O visa first.
  4. Liquorice
    The 179 days + 180 is an extension.
  5. Liquorice
    Just border runs every 180 days for a new 180 day entry. Of course, I would assume you will have to provide evidence on each entry of the reason. For digital nomads/remote workers I would imagine the same portfolio as used for the initial DTV. For the softer options, a letter of appointment or booking for a class.
  6. Liquorice
    Agree. It's a new class of visa just the same as the LTR visa is. Nowhere in the list of eligible foreigners for the DTV is the word 'tourist' mentioned.
  7. Liquorice
    If you'd done your research beforehand, you'd note the British Embassy quote fees in pounds. Payments are via UK debit/credit cards, or cash THB using their exchange rates of 45.5 baht to £1.
  8. Liquorice
    Well, I can certainly log in and complete the online form.
  9. Liquorice
    Originals; Passport. Marriage certificate. House book, wife's ID card. Completed TM7 form. Passport sized photo. Copies of; Passport data page Non O visa Entry stamp TM30 receipt Blue house book Wife's ID card Marriage certificate Updated Kor Ror 2 Wife must also attend.
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    Nakhon Nayok Immigration. 655J+8FH, Rangsit - Nakhon Nayok Rd, Tambon Tha Chang, Amphoe Mueang Nakhon Nayok, Chang Wat Nakhon Nayok 26000
  12. Liquorice
    I'd double-check, but usually the certified copies and translations need legalising by the Consular section of the MFA before being accepted by the Amphoe.
  13. Liquorice
    Once your extension is approved, open a Fixed Term Deposit account and transfer the 400K. These are acceptable to Immigration and give a better interest rate than Savings accounts. Sent a PM.
  14. Liquorice

    Thai Tax

    Liquorice replied to lelapin's topic in Pattaya

    Who told you to file a Thai tax return?
  15. Liquorice
    Yet others have had approval, submitting on the due date as if they never left the Country.

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