DrJoy

No it wont work abroad. 1st time the app requires 3g/4g only (Thai sim) Wont work on Wifi 1st time.

@onthemoon was from March 2020 batch, you are much later. When he is called , you may be called shortly after. You should head down to the Special Police and ask.

Your Wife can get you a Yellow Book + Pink card, if she has her own house any where in Thailand. Pink card benefits , what I experienced - 1. Can book EMS at Thailand post ( never gave them my PP) 2. Local fee for national parks and museums 3. Can open bank account with YB + Pink card (no Immigration letter required)

HQ is aware abt the Retirement visa now. Your original PP with a Retirement visa in it, is all that is required. All other visas require W.P.

NO. The house owner and you must attend the amphur. If the house owner signs for you , you will get YB Docs required - Original blue book of the house Your PP photo page translated to Thai with certification from CW There is no charge for the Yellow Book and you will get Pink ID card for foreigners as well.

I got lucky once with my Pink ID and paid the local price May not work for everyone

You forgot, American man was jailed for posting a bad review in Thailand! Amazing Thailand https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/sep/29/american-wesley-barnes-faces-prison-thailand-bad-hotel-review

Which Immigration Office?

Why would they read? Will they get Noble Prize? ????

Nonthaburi Immigration transferred my Re entry to new PP (Free)

Social security has to be applied

Joe can you share the source of this info, please?

Get a I LOVE BANGKOK. ???? Account opened.

Coz we did the extension by ourselves, didnt use agent. So be ready to get your ass torn ????

They do home visit only on the 1st extension based on Thai wife. Subsequent extension = No

In my KR2 , they (Khet Chatuchak) have mentioned the detail of my son. His DOB, 13 digit Thai citizenship number, Place of birth

We didn't mention, It is written in my detailed marriage certificate (Kor Ror 2) They saw it from there and then - Oh I see you have a child, make copy birth certificate & T.Baan ????

They strongly requested Birth certificate of my child.

https://www.uob.co.th/web-resources/pdf/personal/download-forms/account_opening_checklist_en.pdf

I suspected so. I can confirm - Kasikorn Bank Headquarters at Phaholyothin Road can open a savings a/c without a Work Permit. Alternatively, U.O.B Thai opens without a Work Permit for sure.

I just did an extension of stay (Thai Wife) in Nov 21, here is the list - Copies from following passport pages: Detail page Current visa/extension All extensions from last Non-O visa or transfer stamp to new passport. (If applicable) Last entry stamp TM6 departure card Passport size picture Hand drawn map of location of house or Google Map Printout Copy of Wife's ID card & Tabien Baan (House book) Marriage certificate Koror 2. (Max 180 days old) or Marriage certificate Koror 3 Foreign marriage certificate. (English or Thai language) Marriage certificate Koror 22 in case of foreign marriage certificate is used. (Max 180 days old) This can be obtained at the local district office (Amphur) with your certified translated foreign marriage certificate. Copy birth certificate of any children. Copy house book of each child address Signed and stamped bank statement showing the money ( Minimum THB 400.000 ) for at least 2 months before application date. (Max 7 days old) Copy updated Thai bank book name page and last 2 months transactions. IN CASE OF HAVING A THAI WORKPERMIT - Copy of workpermit Certificate of company (Max 6 months old) DBD Certificate of income more than 40.000 Baht a month on Company letter head Individual income tax- PND 1 for last 3 months Picture of husband and wife (with children if applicable) in front of the house clearly showing house number. Picture of husband and wife (with children if applicable) inside the house -Must be printed on A4 paper If the Thai wife is not the owner of the house : – Copy ID card of the house owner. – Copy house book of the house owner. – Copy lease agreement. If I missed any doc, Joe please add.

Extension of stay based on marriage to Thai requires you both to attend Immigration Office. They click live photo of the couple via webcam, when u submit your application.

Do u have a Work Permit?

Few years back, I saw some Ministerial regulation to increase the citz fee to THB 10,000/- but I think it was never enforced. Not sure, arkady plz confirm

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