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Moved to the Travel Forum.

Apply at the Area Revenue Office that is closest to where you live.

Moved to Forum Support.

As the British Embassy do not issue or manage passports I will move this topic to the Home Country forum.

Overly negative comments and replies to them have been removed.

Moved to the Audio/Visual forum.

2 hours ago, Lolothai said:

Do you know how easy it would be for her to ask the immigration to arrest me, does she just have to go to the immigration and ask? or does she needs a lawyer?

She needs to file a criminal complaint with the police to do this.

If you do not take your children to Thailand then there is little to no risk.

That being said, do not tell anyone involved that you are making the trip. Do not make any posts on social media, either before or after your visit.

If your children talk to their mother then unfortunately I would advise you to tell your children that you are going somewhere for work, etc.

If you have any problems transferring your money to France then remember that you can hand carry an unlimited amount of cash out of the country if you declare it correctly.

You can read about how to do that here:

The certificates are generally issued and used in conjunction with a positive PCR test.

Do you pay voluntary Section 39 Social Security Fund contributions?

Unless you are paying Social Fund contributions you will not be issued with a Social Fund card.

Yes, you can use a valid SSO card instead of insurance.

SSO cards are still being issued if you apply for them. They cost 10 baht and take about 2 months to be issued.

Alternatively there is an online version of the card which works well for most people.

A director does not have to be a shareholder.

All shareholders are known as every shareholder and all share transfers are registered with the Department of Business Development.

@Puccini The negative PCR test before travel requirement has now been removed from the Thailand Pass website.

Phrom Phong is the area immediately around Sukhumvit 39.

Thong Lo is the area immediately around Sukhumvit 55.

Ekkamai is the area immediately around Sukhumvit 63.

1 hour ago, CartagenaWarlock said:

Great. Did not know about this option. Will try it next time in Thailand and keep my ATM card in my condo. 

What I like is that it is impossible for your card to be skimmed as you are not using it.

Thank you for your reply. As you do not wish for your topic to be moved I will close it for you.

As the British Embassy do not issue or advise on UK passports I will move this topic to the UK - Home Country forum.

Just now, cardinalblue said:

You guys make it so confusing….

 

this is my interpretation - as of April 1st, no PCR test is required by the Thai gov under the Thai Pass if your plane touches down on or after April 1st…this includes everyone whether Thai or non Thai citizen.

 

yet one must pay attention to one’s airliner own requirement as it could require a pre arrival PCR or antigen test to fly on their planes regardless of Thai Pass/elimination of pre arrival test -  4/1/22

 

is my interpretation correct or incorrect?

Correct, however the Thailand Pass website still states that a pre-departure PCR test is required.

Screenshot from the Thailand Pass website below. It currently states that a negative PCR is required (or a recovery certificate).

I'm guessing the website will be updated on the 1st April.

If you have the Bangkok Bank mobile app, why not use the cardless withdrawal option.

You don't need a debit card to withdraw cash from BBL ATMs.

https://www.bangkokbank.com/en/Personal/Digital-Banking/Bualuang-mBanking/How-to-Use/Cardless-Withdrawal

Two questions:

1. Is your girlfriend a Thai citizen?

2. What airline/route will she be flying?

Moved to the Marriage and Divorce forum.

A troll post and replies to it have been removed.