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  1. I did it yesterday, just to update for those who might ask later (Phuket immigration - Patong beach office):

     

    - Need: passport, visa and stamp copies, filled TM7 form, 1 photo.

     

    - No need: TM30 (I had one, just in case), exit flight booking.

     

    * Arrive few minutes before they open 10am to queue (application done in 10 minutes), and return 1pm to pick it up (done in 5 minutes).

     

    * If you're coming from other area (like me), bring swim shorts & towel - beach is right behind the office 🙂

    (mall was not enough to kill 2.5h lol)

  2. 21 hours ago, Jenkins9039 said:

    Yes i have access to a OTC but it's based in Bangkok.

    Would like a P2P in Phuket

     

    It's good if you're in BKK... Here in Phuket I didn't try one yet, few of them are based in Bangtao which is a bit far from my south location, will check them out sooner or later.

     

    Seen few Russian money exchange offices with BTC logos, didn't check them out lol.

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  3. On 2/29/2024 at 1:15 PM, NativeBob said:

    I see! No, just Binance, not a Binance TH. I opened it (I think) early 2019 back home.

    So far there are different exchanges and different purposes. I don't do crypto-futures trades and intraday trades. Rather keeping and building up.

     

    Is it Binance.com (international) or Binance.us (if you're USA citizen)?

     

    I used international Binance.com, got verified without problem (passport), but cannot buy (my Thai debit and credit cards keep denying the payment, same as HK cards), same case with Kraken... so my only way was to get my own wallet and run around looking for OTC options.

  4. On 11/10/2023 at 9:03 AM, khunjake said:

    Last time I checked, KL uses an appointment system now and all immediately available spots are taken by local agents it seems. You may want to look at their site and be sure to secure an appointment before showing up otherwise you may be out of luck. Worse case you could hire a local agent to take care if it. 

    Appointments are OK, just now I checked the first available dates are November 21-25, and I'm going to KL next month so the appointment booking will be easy... I was just wondering about other's experience regarding that tricky requirement for th the hotel payment & tax number.

  5. Hi, did anyone recently apply for tourist visa at Thai embassy in KL?

     

    I'll be in KL for a week in December, so I'd like to try it while I'm there.

     

    There's that infamous requirement: "Proof of payment for the hotel (receipt must state the tax payer number of the relevant hotel)".

     

    I (like everyone else) will book the hotel on Booking or Agoda, where some hotels doesn't need any prepayment.. But to make them happy, I can book the hotel with prepayment option (and cancel later)... But there's still that part "hotel's tax payer number", how to go around that? It's impossible since we're dealing with booking website, and not with the hotel directly...

     

    Or should I just show them Booking / Agoda PDF confirmation printout?

     

    One guy did it earlier this year and it was OK... So I'm looking for more recent experiences, thanks! :-)

  6. 1 hour ago, soalbundy said:

    How about doing something drastic like not making waves then you won't get arrested. Anybody living in China know that they are living in a dictatorship, an individual isn't going to change that so why stick your neck out? Even in a dictatorship like China there are hundreds of millions of people who live a good life without being harassed. In the past in Eastern Europe the communists repressed Christians who went to church, the alternative of course was to pray at home, read your bible with your family but some chose to undergo arrest and deprivation, that's also a choice. As a devout, peaceful coward I say knuckle under and grow in the shade, sunshine can burn.

    Thanks God the East Europeans and Balts in 80-90's were not like you, they decided to "make waves" and got rid of Soviet shackles and bring down the USSR too, although it seemed mission impossible to many just a decade before that.

     

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  7. How many bank statements we need to show when applying for 60 days e-Visa, 1 month or more?

     

    Thai embassy in Hungary only says "bank statement" without specifying is 1 enough or not.

     

    I've seen some report says only 1 statement is ok, but some didn't.

     

    I'll plan accordingly and send $1k to my Croatia bank account (have not been there for years) to make sure it stays there long enough.

     

    Thanks!

  8. 1 minute ago, SAcanman said:

    Yes, I've got a new passport.  I do have my old one with me as well.  I can't apply using evisa as I'm not in Canada.  I won't have flights tickets from Canada to Thailand to show as proof for the application.  They'll also see I'm overseas due to the current stamp.  That's my understanding anyway.

    Yep you'll need to apply in one of the nearby embassies... Hope they will not ask to see the old passport (if new one is quite empty), like they are asking for e-Visa.

  9. I'll be in a similar boat like you OP, but I'm planning to be back in December... You got a new clean passport right? I wonder will they ask to see the old passport at the embassy during the application? (on e-Visa website they require "a copy of passport pages with past 12 months travel history", which could be a bit troublesome for us)

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