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  1. 1 hour ago, CharlieKo said:

    Why not try wise.com to transfer funds to Thailand. They probably give one of the best exchange rates for transfers. Even better than sending sending USD to a bank in Thailand. And letting them convert to THB. 

    We'd have to do multiple transfers plus fees are a little wicked for this much $.  The screenshot is maximum amount.  Although, TBF, I have not seen the bank rates.

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  2. 4 minutes ago, nigelforbes said:

    Then you are good to go!

     

    Just make sure you remit USD and let the receiving bank in Thailand make the currency exchange. 

     

    Perhaps a good idea if your wife has a copy of the marriage certificate so the bank can make the connection between the old and new names.

     

    AND, I guess you will get a marriage visa? If that's the case, YOU need 400K in a Thai bank account, in your own name, NOT in a joint account (unless you're going to use the income method).

    Yes I am here on marriage visa for the past 10+ years so all is good there.  ???? She is handling the entire transfer herself.

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  3. 6 minutes ago, nigelforbes said:

    Neither have I, in the past. But new Money Laundering laws have come into effect and AMLO is getting tighter on these things so it may well be that the OP is asked about the source of funds. As long as there is a paper trail showing where the funds did originate and it can be proven, if asked, all will be well. 

    Yes my wife has the bill of sale and all other paperwork to show.

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  4. We sold our building in the US and now want to transfer the money here to Thailand. Wife is Thai w/dual US citizenship. 
    We’re planning on doing the transfer to a new Kbank account via swift. Wife’s last name on deed is my (U.S. citizen) last name while all other accounts she has are under her maiden name. We’re not sure which passport the bank will ask for.
    Any thoughts?
    Any “gotchas” that we should look out for like taxes, whack fees, etc?

    Thanks!

  5. 6 minutes ago, KhaoNiaw said:

    Received an approval a few minutes ago for a report due on the 26th (Bangkok). Originally submitted on the 14th but remained pending and resubmitted on the 21st.  Fortunately I didn't go in person today but was planning to do that tomorrow. At least it shows they will go with the date submitted even if dealt with past the due date, as they should. Happy days! 

    There's hope for me too then!  ????

  6. Oh goody. 

     

    "Your application for "STAYING LONGER THAN 90 DAYS" has been rejected.

    Please check your visa not same in the system"

     

    I got a new passport late last year.   Had to go to CW or wherever it was to get my 1st 90 on that passport and have gotten 90 days done since then online.  I guess I need to go over this with a fine tooth comb to figure out what I may have mistyped IF ANYTHING. 

    PP # IS correct. 

    My last Ext. of Stay was completed early Jan 2022 so everything is transfered.

    I've done 90 days online since getting the new extension.

    90 day is due Dec. 3.

    Why it says, and what exactly "Please check your visa not same in the system"  means is beyond me.

    Ext. of Stay is up for renewal Jan 2023

    Would be grateful for any help I can get here.

     

     

  7. 2 hours ago, ubonjoe said:

    You could submit another 90 day report on or before December 5th. 

    Thanks @ubonjoe  I wrote this late last night and don’t have the link in my phone to check the exact date, it may be Dec 3, but if no word from them soonish I’ll cancel the one in the queue “pending” and resubmit it. 
    BTW, you’ve been helping me here in instances like this for over 10yrs!  

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