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90 Day Count Verification
DrJack54 replied to AAArdvark's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
The post you quoted is correct. If using a count date calculator eg "90 days from Aug 23, 2023 Want to figure out the date that is exactly ninety days from Aug 23, 2023 without counting? Your starting date is August 23, 2023 so that means that 90 days later would be November 21, 2023"... I selected Aug 23 as it was my most recent 90 report in person. My receipt is not Nov 21. it's actually Nov 22. Seems count date starts day after application. 90 days from Aug 23, 2023 Want to figure out the date that is exactly ninety days from Aug 23, 2023 without counting? Your starting date is August 23, 2023 so that means that 90 days later would be November 21, 2023. -
What do I need on arrival at Suv?
DrJack54 replied to cubism001's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Boarding pass did not replace TM6. It was always a requirement prior to covid. Immigration just overlooked it as so many stupid travellers were not aware. Entries to some other countries also want to see boarding pass. Nothing to do with TM6 -
Flight ticket with 100% free cancellation
DrJack54 replied to zenplay's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Geez... I gave specific example re flight from eg Saigon to Bangkok. You 100% need to obtain boarding pass at airline desk. Usually opens 2 hour prior to flight. 100% they will ask for onward flight using the airlines I referred to earlier. Your problem is you post only personal experience. Think you QLD...have you ever flown visa exempt to Thailand using eg Jetstar. Yes or No. Without onward flight. -
Flight ticket with 100% free cancellation
DrJack54 replied to zenplay's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
You are so naive. The requirement for onward flight entering Thailand visa exempt very much depends on the carrier and the route. Just one example.... if in Vietnam and want to fly to Thailand without a visa or reentry permit and they use low cost airlines such as NokAir, AirAsia, etc ... 100% they will need to show onward flight. BTW many airports require to obtain boarding pass at airline desk.. -
Re the small deposit to show activity on day of application (some offices want this). You can obtain bank letter same visit. If your office requires bank statement you can obtain that early. Never heard of issue with statement balance different from balance that includes deposit and update on the day of application..
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What do I need on arrival at Suv?
DrJack54 replied to cubism001's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Try that with low cost airlines such as AirAsia, Nok, Jetstar etc. There is zero refunds and change of booking cost more than new flight. Of course rent a flight is not an airline. That's funny. -
Marriage extension and Non-O visa
DrJack54 replied to TPDH's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Read posts carefully. I stated .... ".....for at least 2 months prior to extension" I was referring to extensions NOT applying for non O. -
Marriage extension and Non-O visa
DrJack54 replied to TPDH's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Best to obtain the non O and apply for extension in the last 30 days of the non O permission of stay.. You cannot do the extension that early. Also what financials are you planning to use. If money in the bank the funds need to have been in your Thai bank account in your name only for at least 2 months prior to extension Assume that you have the bank account in place. -
What do I need on arrival at Suv?
DrJack54 replied to cubism001's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
The OP mentioned previously he used visa exempt entry and onward flight. From the OP.... "I don't have a visa and am a US citizen." The post above yours confirms that indeed onward flight can be required for airline at departure. -
What do I need on arrival at Suv?
DrJack54 replied to cubism001's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
You can obtain rent a ticket at companies such as "onwardticket.com" ....$12 USD. The onward flight may be required by airline at departure.. -
What do I need on arrival at Suv?
DrJack54 replied to cubism001's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Many have been asked by airline if flying visa exempt. Your point...... -
In your opinion. There are better options posted in this thread. I put METV last on list. The OP indicates ongoing plan to spend up to 9 months per year ongoing. For ONE or 2 years METV could be an option. Even then better options than METV
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Non-O multiple entry (Savannahket)
DrJack54 replied to Brickleberry's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Very surprised. Did you supply certificate of residence Most banks require this. Which province did you apply for bank account -
Re-entry Permit. Suvarnabhumi Airport??
DrJack54 replied to Gee Bangkok's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
It's a 24/7 hour gig. If unmanned just draw attention to staff and will be sorted quick smart.. -
The person you quoted is exactly correct. Just Scaremongering and side tracking thread which is very common..
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Non-O multiple entry (Savannahket)
DrJack54 replied to Brickleberry's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
What visa/extension did you have when you tried to open bank account? -
I went through few steps after reading your post that it was difficult. Seemed to work OK ... My last eVisa using that link was for a single entry 30 day tourist visa Feb of this year. Applying for a multiple entry 90 day TV in couple of weeks, so hoping the process is as simple as it was previously.
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Re-entry Permit. Suvarnabhumi Airport??
DrJack54 replied to Gee Bangkok's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
You are worrying over nothing. The reentry permit desk is after security desk and just prior to passport control. It's bullet proof. In this pic the red rectangle is the permit desk. Note the "2" on sign above. Hells bells man ask airport staff if in doubt.