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Before due date.

Thank you for advice

Or is it only for the first one.  Is any other documentation/photos needed?

Thank you.

As per title, for local social security health insurance which is registered to one government hospital.

Is it possible to use this insurance at a different hospital than the one named on the card.

For instance, if card indicates Hospital A and emergency treatment is at Hospital B, how can it be used?

Was recently told at a hospital B, cannot use here and must pay cash, but my understanding is it can be used.

How to collect back the money paid?

I think someone got away with a fast one, as that word "biten" showing in the main picture is not a valid word.  All games affected by this should be replayed.

https://1word.ws/biten

just wondering as I see an item there not on the lazada thailand site.

Hopefully the title is self-explanatory.  Switching from retirement to non-inn B and work permit.  Does the retirement visa have to be cancelled forst in Thailand before flying to HK?

Company is saying they checked at HK Thai Consulate said it has to be cancelled in Thailand before going.

On 8/9/2018 at 9:04 PM, Tanoshi said:

 

Transfer Stamps..doc

Thanks for that.  Do you know the number of this form and is this the latest version?

Do they require all the usual paperwork, such as extra copies of photo pages, stamps, extra photos etc.

If extension was done at Chamchuri One Stop, could this transfer stamp process be done there, or is a trip to Chang Wattana required?

For non-immigrant O visa on 12 month extension already.

Just wondering if company secretary could do this at same time as next 90 day report, without presence of passport holder?  Which forms are required for this transfer?

Thank you.

On 7/6/2018 at 2:09 PM, ubonjoe said:

It has to be at least 800k baht for every day of the 3 months. 

Thank you.  One final question.  After the cancellation of the WP at the One Stop, would the conversion to retirement at Chang Wattana have to be the same day or is there a grace period of 7 days to get this done?

3 hours ago, ubonjoe said:

It can be in more than one account. You will need letters from the bank for each account and bank books updated on the date you apply.

Thank you.  Does the account balance have to exceed 800K for each of the 3 months, or do they look at an average.  If it was zero in Months 1 and 2, but 2,400,000, in month 3, this would average out to 800k over 3 months, even though only 1 month had the funds?

Thank you.  Very helpful. Could the  800k be held in 2 different bank accounts in my name(example, 500K in 1 account, and 300K in another) or only 1

Hello

Looking for step by step tips on how to do this in Bangkok ,for both non Imm B on 12 month extension with work permit, and spouse on Non-imm O dependent 12 month extension.

Presumably cancel the WP first at One stop shop.

Can the extensions then be converted there on the spot, or is a trip to Chang Wattana necessary.

Is it required to have 800k THB funds on deposit for 2 months before doing this?

If so could the funds be held in 2 separate bank accounts under same name, or do they have to be consolidated into 1 account?

Thank you for advice!

Could someone advise the earliest date to do this at Chaeng Wattana.  For instance could it be done on day 60 of the initial non-imm visa.  Does the 1 year date start from the extension date or the date of the expiry of the initial 90 day non-imm visa.

Thanks for advice.

7 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

A return ticket is not required. You can use a onward ticket to anywhere to meet the requirement.

Ok thank you very much!

The local embassy requires a departure ticket out of Thailand when applying for non-imm O visa 90 days (which will be extended for retirement at end of 90 days).  Is it acceptable to buy a cheap "throwaway" ticket to Malaysia or Cambodia for the end of the 90 days, or do you have to be a full fare return to the point of origin( which is very expensive)

3 hours ago, blackcab said:

1. Use the same number - it is to your benefit to accrue more payments under the same number.

2. Not if the employer correctly registers you. If you have a work permit then the employer must show proof of your social fund payments to obtain and renew the permit. The same thing for a 1 year extension of stay.

3. Yes.

4. I can't answer this as I'm not retired. I'm sure another member will be along soon to help out.

Thank you, that is very helpful!

A bit of complex one here, so help appreciated.

1.  Previously employed and paid into social security for several years

2.  At end of employment and "retirement" took over payments personally through bank deductions  in order to keep local SS health insurance

3.  New employment under different employer who wants to start making deductions for this.

Questions.

1.  Is it best to give old social security number to the new company and resume payments through them (after cancelling personal auto bank deductions ), or is a new social security number generated.

2.  Is it possible to just continue with the self-payments and ask new employer not to make the deductions or are they mandatory?

3.  Will all this result in a similar situation whereby the payments could be resumed in the future after "retiring"

4.  Upon this next retirement, what is the exact procedure.  Have heard that it is possible to recoup all payments made as well as continuing health insurance again

Thank you for any advice.

On 5/4/2018 at 5:34 PM, elviajero said:

wp_cancellation.pdf

 

This is the only copy I have, but I'm not sure if it's current.

Thank you

7 hours ago, elviajero said:

If it's from a few years back it will have expired already, so not sure why it's an issue. But if they need it formally cancelled you can do that at the labour office yourself using the work permit cancellation form. Either an employee or the employer can cancel a work permit.

Thanks for the helpful advice to all...does somebody have a copy of that form that can be filled out?  Is the fine still 500 baht?

When applying for new work permit, what to do if told by work permit office that previous company, now out of business, did not cancel previous work permit from a few years back.

Any tips?

Does anyone have the latest info on what is required, and also name of any quick cheap places to get this done in central Bangkok?  There used to be some clinics that would do this, but not sure if these are still okay or if it has to be a 5 star international hospital?

Is there any special procedure required?  Does entering on the new visa (with new visa number) automatically invalidate the re-entry permit which was attached to a different visa/extension of stay.

Thanks for advice.

Thanks to all for suggestions!

35 minutes ago, DipStick said:

You got that right, CK Mansions is well known for its dropouts,drug addicts and dregs of society also why would you want to stay Kowloon side when your business is on HK Island.

can I suggest you google HOTELS HONG KONG ISLAND WESTERN DISTRICT, many decent but not expensive hotels in that area and easy access to the tram that can drop you off practically outside the Embassy.

good luck

Nothing wrong with Kowloon and with the MTR it is actually incredibly fast to Admiralty.  Thanks for the google tip, but I was looking for actual recommendations.  As for Chungking, I would probably rather sleep in an abandoned stairwell or on a park bench.  At least I would get a bit of fresh air that way and not have to worry about a fire!