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current border hop situation
DrJack54 replied to STD Warehouse's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
I realize clearly your aware of your options. Given that you have been doing extensions and bank account and financials all in place, I'm curious as to why you wouldn't just enter visa exempt. You could basically obtain your non O shortly after arrival. -
Term Deposit Bangkok Bank
DrJack54 replied to brianthainess's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
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Any reliable visa agencies
DrJack54 replied to Hilong's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Might help if you outline exactly what you need from agent.- 1 reply
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Thailand Pass Is Up And Running
DrJack54 replied to ubonjoe's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Well that's interesting. So it would seem those issuing the TP have no idea. Immigration stamped you in till your current extension (and reentry permit) until date. IMO your insurance should have covered untill May 22. -
Permanent Resident re.Entry
DrJack54 replied to Pimoo2's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
I'm sure that you have looked into it carefully. I was under impression that covid insurance was readily available for older folk.. -
Thailand Pass Is Up And Running
DrJack54 replied to ubonjoe's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
I don't understand how 'date of exit' comes into it. Whatever means of entry be that from visa exempt entry to reentry permit with an until date or visa be that tourist or non O etc you are stamped into Thailand with a permission of stay stamp. That determines your period of required insurance. When you exit is irrelevant. -
There was a post where someone was able to do that. Think came into Phuket sandbox. My guess it was an oversight. If you have a reentry permit or visa you will be issued a "admitted untill" date. That's the period you need to have insurance for. Having a flight out does not alter that for obvious reasons. Indeed I'm in similar situation. Just renewed my annual extension this week. Would like to visit Oz early next year and return with reentry permit. I will need insurance for approx 10 months. Crazy IMO.
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Thailand Pass Is Up And Running
DrJack54 replied to ubonjoe's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
An airline would be crazy to allow that. -
Thailand Pass Is Up And Running
DrJack54 replied to ubonjoe's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
25 pages since start Monday. Running smoothe as silk. Not. Why would anyone come to Thailand. -
Re-Entry Permit
DrJack54 replied to ThatsAllFolks's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
You can obtain a reentry permit at airport. The office is after security check and prior to passport control. Zone 2. You require insurance for the period that you will be stamped in for. In your case that's a very short period. Personally I would obtain single reentry permit 1000baht. Along with required insurance. Of course have your financial requirements in place to obtain your next 12 month extension shortly after you return. -
OP, Correct your insurance needs cover time that you will be stamped in for. In your case 9 months
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Non-O reentry permit
DrJack54 replied to Joejoejoejoe's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
If he transfers 400k into bank he would not need 30 day extension or the 60 to visit wife extension. He could apply for the non O straight away. That gives him 90 days which is enough to season money and obtain his 12 month extension. -
Non-O reentry permit
DrJack54 replied to Joejoejoejoe's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
You could enter visa exempt and obtain 30 day extension. You can also apply for 60 day extension to visit wife. You have options available to provide time to organize your funds. The non O will provide a 90 day stamp during which time you can season the 400k for the required 2 months for your 12 month extension. -
Non-O reentry permit
DrJack54 replied to Joejoejoejoe's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Best to enter visa exempt. You have options after that to gain time (if needed) to obtain your non O. -
Non-O reentry permit
DrJack54 replied to Joejoejoejoe's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
What's your plan after you return. Are you intending to obtain a new non O based on marriage? -
Where you located
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It's not easy. Previously was less difficult. If reason to obtain bank account is to obtain non O then I suggest an agent. Quick and painless.
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You wouldn't even need a tourist visa given that you have money in Thai bank in your name. You could enter visa exempt and obtain a non O based on retirement. The 800k needs to be in the bank on the day you apply. That gives you a 90 day stamp. In the last 30 days of that period obtain a 12 month extension. Simple process. I have posted extension report today of that simple process in this forum.
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You can do what you have outlined. Obtain bank statement previous day to applying for extension.
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1 year extension and the first month.
DrJack54 replied to tomaway's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
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Attended CW Tues 2nd for 12 month extension to non O based on retirement. Everyone has their own plan. I arrived 11.30am prior to 12pm closure for lunch in order to obtain que #. L92. (at lunch break they were at L74 Then went downstairs to bank for letter. I make deposit and ask lady to photocopy that last page showing activity (deposit) Lunch break....back in 1pm. Finished out the door 2.30pm. I provided: 1. Bank letter and photocopies bankbook pages. 2. Photocopies of required pages from passport and TM6 (well covered in many threads. 3. Map of my condo location (not hand drawn) 4. Copy first page of lease. (not looked at and I doubt if was required). NOT required: 1. I did not provide a TM30. 2. I had original of my last 90 report and she started typing info from it into computer as it was 3 days past due date. I pointed out that I had posted (mail) for current 90 report already. She stopped and pushed the report receipt back to me. 90 report not required. Only photocopies of bank pages required not statements. Note only one set of copies provided. Absolute walk in the park. As usual imm officer pleasant.
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Visa options while in country
DrJack54 replied to NorthernRyland's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
The letter you refer to might be certificate of residence. At MTT that can take up to 2 weeks. Yes places such as Siam Legal can assist with bank account.