ThaiVisaCentre

5 hours ago, denizao said:

Hello everyone.

 

We will need an agent to get retirement visa in the first week of November. If you kindly share your experiences and trusted agents, will be huge help. First choice is Bangkok.

 

Thanks in advance. 

We would be happy to help, and we are located in Bangkok.

You can see our reviews here: Google / Facebook Reviews

Also you can view our office location here: Google Maps Location

If you need any assistance, or a fast quote we offer 24/7 support via @LINE: @ThaiVisaCentre

You can always contact my team via line:
https://tvc.in.th/line

Or me via email:
[email protected]

Map / Reviews:
https://tvc.in.th/map

We have assisted with many Elite, and LTR cases.

Looking forward to the followup.

We offer a similar service but we also pickup your documents from your residence, and drop them off when completed.

Our fee is about 1,100 THB more expensive than the DIY option (3,500 THB including all fees).

4 hours ago, SuperSilverHaze said:

Please stop posting your advertising here. I left DTAC after ten years and not going back. Looks like the Sims are for tourists. Two weeks lol... Joke right?

As mentioned this would be a way to test the network.

We are not advertising anything, as we actually lose money on every sale with that promotion code (you can confirm this by contacting DTAC about wholesale price for SIM cards, and you would see that you are getting a better rate than even that).

It was merely a $5 suggestion on how you can easily test another network without going to a shop or signing up for a contract or monthly plan. This may help someone else which is in another province having similar issues as yourself.

We did not know your past experience with DTAC, and wanted to correct our original post.

3 hours ago, isaanistical said:

As others have said, dtac is worse than others and your quoted esim deal doesn't work. Get your inaccurate ads off this forum.

Sorry we have fixed it, its actually THAIVISACENTRE.

It does indeed work, and it is the lowest price you can obtain this type of esim for as retail is usually 299THB at the airport for example.

We usually only give it to our clients, and we were suggesting to try it as they may wish to try multiple carriers in their area.

This is one of the most economical ways of testing carrier reception on your own for your area / home / residence.

You can try DTAC in your location for a low cost.

Some carriers are better than others depending on the location.

We have a special deal with them where you can get a ESIM for only 180THB.

You can try this link: https://esimcard.in.th - use promo code THAIVISACENTRE for the 100THB discount.

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EDIT: Fixed the promocode (no spaces)

FastTrack services are still available through the URL here:

https://asq.in.th/thailand-fasttrack

It's entirely cancelled now related to the vaccine requirement.

Well that was fun...

We have had multiple reports of airlines not understand the actual rules, and telling unvaccinated travelers they would not be able to make their trips.

Please confirm with your airline to be safe before flying.

You can contact our team for this type of service depending on your nationality: https://tvc.in.th/line

Service reviews / office location: https://tvc.in.th/map

Thank you @DrJack54 for mentioning us.

@Drumbuie The quoted bank fee may be quite a bit high other than that the agent rates seem to be in line.

If you need assistance, or a quote from our team here are some details:

> Google Maps / Reviews

> @LINE ACCOUNT (around the clock support)

On 11/11/2022 at 3:06 PM, BritTim said:

There have been reports on here to the effect that , while it does avoid queuing, it has no other benefit. If anything, the scrutiny from the officials is even greater than at the regular desks.

When using our VIP Fast Track services you are pre-screened as well, and should not encounter any surprises.

We offer Pre-screening & FastTrack services to ensure a speedy, and smooth entry into Thailand.

You can speak to our team here: @LINE , or order directly here: https://asq.in.th/thailand-fasttrack

We offer a door to door tourist visa extension service for 3,500 THB.

• includes document pickup (if in Bangkok)
• includes document drop-off (if in Bangkok)
• Includes 1,900 THB fee already
• We prepare all documents (passport, and photo only needed)

Full service turn around is 1-3 business days usually.

If you need this service you can always request it via our @LINE: Thai Visa Centre

We also have an extended description available on our E-Extension Page (if you wish to use the VFS option)

1 hour ago, aussiexpat said:

If it helps, this site says it's 1250 baht for fast track entry or departure (2400 for both)

 

https://www.limousine.in.th/fast-track-immigration.php

 

This is not the same service, as they do not guarantee entry.

We prescreen, and ensure no hassle entry.

The OP is mainly worried about visa history, not the line queue.

20 minutes ago, farang51 said:

Any further information on this? Maybe not provide a link to a page with no information about conditions, prices etc. Especially not when said page wants you to upload a passport copy.

It's the order page for TVC provided fast-track services, additional support can be obtained via LINE

You can use pre-screened VIP fast track services if arriving by air.

https://asq.in.th/thailand-fasttrack

This will ensure that you don't end up in a difficult situation.
 

19 hours ago, stoner said:

dabbing depending on the concentrate may be far safer than vaping dry nuggets. 

 

you will still be getting all the fats waxes lipids etc when you vape dry herb vs a very clean and dramatically different smoke of a shatter or distillate dab. 

 

even after taking shatter and making it into distillate i was shocked at how much carbon and mystery goop was left over. incredible really. 

 

dabbing distillate is probably the ultimate way to smoke cannabis. 

Please be careful as Thailand has not legalized concentrates.

They remain illegal, and are classified as a category 5 narcotic. 

9 hours ago, ThoMichael said:

I was thinking if I go to Thailand, I will first try to find an immigration office that would accept 300,000 baht transferred into a Thai bank and my monthly (US Social Security) international transfers of $1,400 for 2 or 3 months, to do the combo method.

 

But make sure before I go to Thailand, I have enough money for living expenses and the 800,000 baht in my bank account at home, in case I need to transfer that also, to go the full 800,000 baht route. 

 

Are there any visa service companies in Bangkok that could maybe help me?

 

You can consult with our team (we are located in Bangkok).

Our offices can be found HERE, and our reviews can be found HERE.

If you need an online consultation we do have an around the clock support team which is reachable by @LINE as well.