treetops

Answered many times, including on page 4 of this thread if you could be bothered to read it. His charity in Myanmar.

Need to know your Chinese airport. In many you can transit without visa as long as you can show your onward travel arrangements. Biggest problem might be with airline at check-in in BAH.

Not any longer they're not which is a shame as it was handy. They've moved to a new place near Decathlon.

You're previous post is alive and well here: https://aseannow.com/topic/1365396-hello-travelling/

Try accessing your account using the phone app. There was a flurry of similar posts about a year ago and the consensus then was that the messages were poorly worded but your account might be frozen and could be unfrozen from the app.

I deliberately avoided saying that and was giving a general warning that these guys often get things wrong. However, in your specific example it's probably not black and white. If the money is in a simple bank account and you have a statement from 31/12/2023 showing a balance, then that balance should not be taxable if brought into Thailand. If however that money gets added to in any form (interest, further deposits etc) it could get messy. If the money is held in pensions, stocks or other financial instruments then all bets are off, and given what we read or watch the taxman could claim some of it. I'm a firm believer that the taxman is not interested in us run of the mill foreigners living here on retirement or marriage extensions, but that could change down the line.

Don't believe half of what you read on these expat tax charlatan's websites.

I've found with Bangkok Bank face scan that the lighting seems to be the key thing to success or not (assuming one can read the instructions to blink or smile or whatever). Going out into natural light improved my success rate each time.

No need to arrange. Just follow the "Priority" signs towards one side at the bottom of the ramp up to immigration. Fast Track is probably the wrong term now as the original Fast Track is now just for diplomats, aircrew etc and the Priority lane is for most of tose who used to go through Fast Track like Over 70s, Business/First Class etc.

No-one is checking for these certificates, but when they were issued they were only valid for a couple of weeks (a multiple entry (exit) style version lasting longer was available if justifiable). I doubt if they were even thought about by those specifying the auto exit lane requirements. I don't know the answer to the rest of your questions and expect to never have to find out.

They are not issued as part of the tax return process. They are applied for seperately, normally within 2 weeks of travel.

How does this relate to the safe issues the thread is about?

Mytello has been recommended in some of the other threads and can be ran from a computer or with a phone app.

He posted a revised figure in a somewhat confusing post just a short while later.

What is your final destination? What class of travel do you intend to use? Where are you located in Thailand? Anything more about your circumstances and plans while there will get you more focussed replies.