DrJoy

Contact your nearest District Office or a lawyer

Nope. Checking visa is none of the Banks business neither its in their authority For example - Thai PR holders do not have a visa/extension of stay in their passports, that does not mean they are over stayers or illegal immigrants.

You may need to contact the Head Office of your Bank to get an English tax report

No. Its 150 baht per trx

Check this one - https://www.harrowschool.ac.th/academic

My SCB account was hacked once in 2018 for 5000 thb, eventually after fighting with them for months I got my money back. I wont be signing any waivers or indemnity, better close the account

oh sorry. My son also got Thai PP without ID at 2yrs old. Original Thai Birth Cert + original Tabien Baan were required at that time

All healthy Thai males at the age of 20 have to report to their nearest military office for conscription. https://www.thaicitizenship.com/thai-military-service/

The age to get ID card is 7

I certainly wont be signing any disclaimers, will proceed to close account

SCB is closing their Internet Banking Service from 14-JUL-2023

Do you use landline phone?

No. Thai PR holders can pass thru Thai only lanes -Manual lane E gates are for Thai nationals only

Mike you can open your own company, if PR is what you desire.

I have no idea if a Spanish Court order will be accepted by the District Office. Since Thailand is not a member of the Apostile Convention. If its in Spanish, it has to be translated to English first and then Thai, then it has to be attested by your Embassy in Bangkok. After that it has to be further attested by the Thai M.F.A. in Chaengwattana, Bangkok. Then the document can be used in Thailand.

There is an excellent thread about Thai citizenship, post your concerns there. @KUGS https://aseannow.com/topic/121353-story-of-my-thai-citizenship-application/page/270/

As of 5th July 2023, SCB is blocking transactions over 50,000 thb I am unable to transfer over 50k

I assume that you have a Thai Court order granting you child custody, In that case the copy of the court order will suffice for her absence, not an issue. Carry - Birth Cert Tabien Baan copy Thai Court order granting you sole custody

OP has clearly mentioned that he is retired

He is confused between a visa and an extension of stay

After cancellation of WP, u visit Immigration to cancel your non B. You can buy a 7 day extension to leave the country for THB 1900/- Immediately apply for extension of stay based on retirement (800k THB in the account)

That is up to your daughter to break the law. Using other nationality is a ground for cancellation of Thai citizenship. Its the Thai law - THAI NATIONALITY ACT, B.E. 2508 (1965) Section 17 - A person, who hold Thai nationality by birth in the Kingdom of Thailand and has an alien father or mother, may be revoked of his or her Thai nationality, if it appears that: (1) he or she resides in a foreign country, where his or her father or mother has or used to have nationality, for a consecutive period of more than five years; (2) there is evidence indicating that he or she uses the nationality of his or her father or mother or other nationality, or has inclined towards the nationality of his or her father or mother, or other nationality; (3) having committed any act prejudicial to the national security or conflicting with the interests of the State or amounting to an insult to the nation; (4) having committed any act in contrary to the public order or good morals. The Minister shall order the revocation of Thai nationality in cases of (1) or (2) in the Court, upon request from Public Prosecutor. Ok sorry, may not be illegal but certainly a ground for cancellation of Thai citizenship.

It has to be the same number updated in the Banks records. For 1st time activation in a new phone, Mobile data must be used, wifi not allowed

Wrong. A Thai Passport is issued only if you are in a Blue Tabien Baan. As OPs daughter has already held a Thai PP, she must be registered in a Blue Tabien Baan at the time of issuance of the Thai PP.

1st Thai id card is issued at the age of 7, under current rules