DrJack54

90 day reporting does not require proof of financials. Which immigration office. How long after obtaining extension did you drop below 800k. When does current extension expire.

The requirements are clear. 800k in bank 2 months prior and three months post application. Not below 400k in other months. Immigration very inflexible on this. You are either in compliance or not.

With extensive stay and previous ED visa you would require safe entry services. Recent thread on this a couple refused entry flying from Phu Quoc into BKK after brief trip to Vietnam. Refused entry. Returned using agent assistance no problem. Note the cost due to refused entry + ED visa approx 8k

So what's your question or you are just venting? DTV is an option however you indicate not going to obtain one. DTV is obtained outside of Thailand. Agents can assist however not cheap

Indeed, stamps etc must be transferred prior to next extension. Some folk leave it to when they have business at immigration. Folk note to update you details with your bank. BTW: There is no fee. They fleeced you.

That's strange. Your extension should have been given with "until date" Same as expiry of pp. May 10. In any event not sure of what you are asking. When you obtain new pp the old one is cancelled however valid visas, extension, reentry permit etc remain valid. You attend immigration to have visa information and relevant stamps transferred to new pp. BTW: Renew pp this year some folk end up in a tangle leaving it late. Saves little money to run the tank to empty. Which immigration office?

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Yes. This is not related to your plans however some folk obtain eg an eVisa for Thailand then ask if they can enter Thailand visa exempt and "save" the eVisa for later entry. I would not do that.

What you outline is fine. By way of example. Being Oz I need eVisa for Vietnam. I sometimes fly to Oz from Bangkok and return with a leg to Saigon (stay a week) then fly to Bangkok. Generally obtain the eVisa for Vietnam while I'm in Thailand. Prior to trip to Oz. After trip to Oz enter Vietnam with eVisa. No issue.

No. Sounds bit like Jomtien

To add to above post. CW is main immigration office in Bangkok. For extensions etc you attend Building B

Has nothing much to do with anything. In fact my joint AU we have superannuation funds as our "retirement". Frankly better returns and total investment amount that you outlined. News flash: useless to satisfy Non O financial requirements. The folk that have zero interest in meeting the financial requirements due to opportunity cost (valid stance) Have the option of using an agent to obtain a Non O from visa exempt entry+ subsequent 12 month extension.

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People can change location and hence need to do extension at another office. This bit is for others to be aware of.... If you obtain your Non O inside Thailand at eg CW, then be aware that for first extension you need to apply at same office. After that you can change location and hence office you deal with.

With both TM30 (that is also now used for change of address) + TM47 made with CW then no reason why you cannot obtain your annual extension at CW. A lease would be a bonus and you already indicated that you did not use agent for extension and can show financial compliance to the requirements. Suggest for the next extension at CW you obtain a 12 month bank statement. Is your Thai bank account now Bangkok or Chonburi.

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And that completes that. You do not have an option to DIY apart from start over. Bit intrigued by no pp for 3 weeks. Almost seems stamps issued up country. Do you attend immigration in Jomtien with your agent?

In fact it's Jomtien that was pretty much only office that was requiring people to return to immigration with their bank book after extension retirement to check compliance. Not that it was ever properly enforced. Just another joke from rogue immigration office.

Insurance is not required for a Non O based on retirement or marriage. Nor required for annual extensions. I realize you are focused on the monthly transfers however you have much bigger issues... Namely that you have been using an agent. Some discussion in this attached thread.... Also here... https://aseannow.com/topic/1332079-from-using-an-agent-to-self-renewal-of-visa/

As I mentioned.... I do my extensions (retirement) at CW. I provide a 12 month lease however never has full 12 months remaining. In addition I can't recall them even taking a look at it. Since changes to TM30.. I also do one just prior to extension. Probably don't need to

Yep. Different situation. Most doing border bounce are looking for another 60 visa exempt stamp. Not so simple for them to fly out and back. Also would need onward flight. You not so.

I'm in the process of changing from "money in bank method" to "income method" When my next extension is due I will be showing full compliance with money in bank and ALSO 12 monthly transfers from overseas. To do that immigration will check compliance with BOTH options. Now back to your situation. Fact is immigration will see via your bank book that the "money in bank" has not been satisfied. Previously when folk have asked about switching from agent to DIY my advice is to start over. That means obtaining new Non O. Messy however one of the problems with using an agent. Seems a one way street. On top of that from your previous thread it's not clear if you have actually been having monthly deposits of 65k + from abroad. BTW: no issue at all. Immigration matters can be so frustrating.

Where's the destination. No concerns returning visa exempt via air?

Realize that's what's asked for. Some discussion in this thread.

Which immigration office do you deal with? When this current 180 day permission of stay ends do you plan another exit/reenter Thailand or obtain extension at immigration?