Maestro

I do not wish to speculate about the need for proof of income, but I see from the criteria that the visa will be limited to people with specific activities and there will likely be a need of proof about that.

I haven't seen anything official suggesting that the extension fee will not be the regular THB 1,900 and no convincing argument from the members who assume that it will be 10k.

Continue the discussion in this topic: https://aseannow.com/topic/1328402-big-thailand-visa-changes-from-june-1/

Another self-invented attempt at romanisation of Thai. Another shade of gibberish. Everybody, please go and post in the Thai language Forum if you want to dabble in this.

Suggestion: don't attempt to write Thai words and expressions you hear using your own invented version of romanisation. It comes across as incomprehensible gibberish.

You don't need an ED visa (education visa) to study Thai. Stay with the plan of the non-O visa (non-immigrant visa) for retirement. Once you have your Thai bank account with at least 800k Baht in it, you can apply at your local immigration office for it. This will give you permission to stay for 90 days and then you can apply for one-year extensions of stay.

There has been no mention of that in the news reports and the cabinet resolution.

I wonder what it looks like on your Xiaomi phones. Please go to to https://aseannow.com/forum/19-forum-support-desk/ , scroll to the bottom of the page, take a screenshot and post it here.

Go with your wife to your local district office and ask them what they need. Not all district offices handle it the same way.

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The immigration office should accept the credit receipt if it shows that the remittance came from abroad, but does it show this?

Regardless whether or not a visa states "Employment not permitted", the holder of the visa is not permitted to work in Thailand without a work permit.

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Another source quoted a passenger saying that the seatbelt sign was on. https://news.sky.com/story/images-show-inside-of-singapore-airlines-plane-after-one-killed-in-turbulence-13140773

It's a aawinf-up post, akin to an April Fools joke. Harmless. Let the fun continue. Perhaps not quite in the right forum; the Farang Pub might have been a better place. Moving the topic there now.

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If you still have the receipt for the THB 1,900 fine I would be interested in seeing the part of the page tha states the reason for the fine. I doubt very much that THB 1,900 is the correct fine for the late submission of the TM.30 notification.

@The Great Tortoise On what one-year extension of stay, if any, are you?

It looks like the Thai embassy in Malaysia does not offer e-Visas. https://kualalumpur.thaiembassy.org/en/publicservice/visa-type-and-requirements?page=5d75510e15e39c1e600048dc&menu=5d75510e15e39c1e600048dd

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Removed an off-topic post. Immigration is not responsible for the process of renewing British passports.

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Thank you, Mutt Daeng, for satisfying my curiosity. I have taking note that for the online procedure, immigration funnily calls it an "application for the notification of staying in The Kingdom (over 90 days) TM 47" Put it down to errors in translation from Thai, I guess.

Removed some off-topic posts and replies where there were any. Let's stop the off-topic, bickering and baiting posts and instead be happy with the facts that 1. there have no reports about invalidation of re-entry permits following exit through the automatic gates; 2. There have so far been two reports about no problems with re-entry permits following exit through the automatic gates.