bigt3116

Incorrect, you can not do your 90 day report at "any" office

Without an SETV you may well be refused bording on your flight So if you are going to enter exempt and then fly out in the middle, that needs booking before you leave.

Sorry but they are not synonymous, as explained in my post, with the reasons why. That is also why a person's nationality is important when giving advice.

Really? I have only ever heard of them correcting spelling etc or replacing lost visas, never issuing them

That would be very strange, as the first long term extension should marry with the reason for issuance of the initial visa, in your case employment.

and or sea

absolute tosh! https://www.babycenter.com/pregnancy/week-by-week/3-weeks-pregnant

Actually they are different beasts, visa waiver means there is a bilateral agreement, whereas visa exempt has no such agreement Also visa waiver is either 14, 30 or 90 days depending on nationality

This makes no sense? "attempts to revive him were unsuccessful", doesn't that mean he had died? So why was he transferred twice? Very strange.

I just bought a new bike and the shop only took a copy of my passport a simple look at the plate would have told you where it was registered

and the OP states he is on a multi Non-B problem solved

If you are really on a multi-entry Non-B VISA then you could do a border bounce on the day before its expiry, (use before date), and be stamped back in for another 90 days, totally valid even though your work permit would have expired.

Show me where that is written, then I will become as knowledgable as you ???? The application form quite clearly states "Evidence of foreign currency fund transferred to Thailand", it makes no mention of how long it might have sat in a Thai bank account. I just post the facts as written by Thai Immigration themselves Actually it was conceded that some offices will accept that, so hush a little, you have not corrected me ????

Recieving the state pension in Germany only proves your age, not whether you are employed or not. "Pensioners can earn additional income in addition to their pension without an upper limit." https://www.bmas.de/EN/Social-Affairs/Old-age-security-in-Germany/old-age-security-in-germany-art.html#:~:text=Postponing the retirement age will,pension without an upper limit.

Wrong Check out Para 5.3 https://www.immigration.go.th/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/9.FOR-RETIREMENT-PURPOSES-50-YEARS-OLD-NON-O.pdf

Maybe the branch of Bangkok Bank in London would be able to help? https://www.bangkokbank.com/en/International-Banking/Europe-and-North-America/United-Kingdom-Business-Banking

It does not mention entering the country, only that you need non-immigrant status

That is not a requirement, if they accept joint accounts (and many do), then the balance needs to be double

and that non-b would be your non-immigrant visa

These are your best 2 options, sorted for over a year, and as you want to travel, they fit the bill perfectly

Or a joint account with double the amount

400k for marriage

You are on a single entry Non-B ?

That lift looks way too small for 16 people

a hypothetical question about having 18 months left on his passport, so hypothetical or not, your answer was at best misleading and at worst wrong.