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sfokevin
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Most likely the last nail in the coffin for KSK...
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It would be nice to have a printed copy of these new orders with the Thai & English in two columns side by side to take to immigration as reference so one could point out the Thai version to them to help clarify... Is there such a .pdf available?
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Also many report that anytime you enter the county the first report must be made in person/mail then you are in the computer database and subsequent reporting online is possible.
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8 hours ago, ubonjoe said:
That is first time I have heard of an office wanting that.
You ask your bank to write the letter stating the monthly transfers were international transfers.
Would not a 12 month bank statement showing monthly foreign stated/coded 65k transfers from the bank and a corresponding bank letter confirming balance work?...
Or is there some special written bank letter and if so can someone post an example of this bank letter?...
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How about they do something similar the the national park entry fee price differential... Take the standard 40 baht that a Thai pays for medical and then apply the 10x price gouging... We pay 400 baht...
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33 minutes ago, gamb00ler said:
Set up a DeeMoney account for your heir to use to transfer your 800K ฿. Do test runs to ensure that they can access it remotely. They may need a VPN to do so. Make sure they are kept updated on the correct procedures for transfers. Give some trusted family and friends the contact information so they can keep your heir informed if you become unwell.
Does anyone see potential problems with this approach?
My Thai partner can not even remember his Facebook password
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1 minute ago, Jen65 said:
The whole point in having/leaving the required minimum 800,000baht ( or sterling in a sterling deposit account ) is that the money is still readily accessible in emergency whereas in fixed interest savings / deposit account the money is placed for a fixed period of time ie minimum 12 months and not accessible . The difference in interest and tax deducted is marginal anyway .
Under the new rules just hope any medical emergency doesn’t happen from two months before or three months after your extension date...
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Before you call the Thais xenophobic take a look at your home countries immigration policy...
Mine involves the potential of being caged...
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On 4/13/2019 at 2:46 PM, CMNightRider said:
The agency makes an appointment for me once a year and physically drives me to immigration. Immigration takes my photo and has me sign a couple of documents. The visa agent then drives me back to their office. It's all legal.
I do the same thing... Mainly so I don’t have to sit for hours in a poorly ventilated room full of farrangs...
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1 hour ago, giddyup said:
There would probably be insurance exclusions for any illness remotely connected to either BP or Cholesterol.
Yup... In my case they wanted to exclude...
All cardiovascular & heart related issues...
All urinary and prostate issues...
All liver and kidney issues...
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On 4/13/2019 at 7:17 AM, SoSoCNX said:
If No, Why Not?
I have some basic pre existing conditions (High cholesterol & BPH - Both easily controlled by medication) that make me uninsurable here in Thailand...
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17 hours ago, puukao said:
I routinely swim throughout SE Asia, saving over 500 kids per year from drowning. I also help the farmers from snakes, and create paths in the jungles for villagers to safely pass.
it's no biggie......just trying to help my fellow human
If you can save beaches - We need you in Pattaya!...
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My guess is that going forward immigration will look dimly upon most monthly income transfer methods that are not standard government/social security backed up by proof “pension”...
As others have said the 800k in the bank ends a lot of immigration uncertainty... I also wouldn’t put it past a Big Joke 2 mandating that the 800k be increased... Having the 800k in place now might put you in a grandfathered position...
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Being gay I’m not into Katoeys... But the only thing I would have done differently was use lube...
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13 minutes ago, canuckamuck said:
She just doesn't get the allure of tool browsing. Ruins my happy place.
I can totally relate...
My Thai partner dreads when I drag him into Global House!...
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21 hours ago, NCC1701A said:Thailand wants a cashless society
All of my in-law have been cashless for years...
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25 minutes ago, Dmaxdan said:I must admit that it does bug me that I don't fit into a medium size shirt here and have to buy XL.
Consider yourself lucky!... An XL here is a tight fit for me...
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Right now I'm in the camp of keeping my money in my home country (Relatively safe at 5-6%) as I don't need to pay an agent 20K to process extension so I calculate my opportunity cost at ~30K... I can easily show 65K/Month of foreign transfers in thru BK Bank Statements... That being said I will watch how this next 10 months (until my renewal) to see how people using the new bank transfer income method fare... They may all be considered suspect by immigration or be considered a bother to process and be singled out for scrutiny and high failure rate - I do not want that grief...
If so I will put 800K here and be done with in and just go play golf...
Albeit at the cheaper military course...
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3 minutes ago, sfokevin said:
Does the US Embassy/CM US Consul notarize such a statement?... Does anyone have a template document?
Never mind... I found it... seems possible...
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5 hours ago, ubonjoe said:
Some people used a statement they are retired notarized by their embassy.
Does the US Embassy/CM US Consul notarize such a statement?... Does anyone have a template document?
Latest Retirement Extension a Warning .
in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
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Sticker!... What next an ankle bracelet!...
Can you post a pic of this new sticker...