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@Dan O Police Regulations , TM30 in the case where a foreigner returns to the same address were published in the Royal Gazette in June 2020, effective 30 June 2020 Summary here - http://www.ratchakitcha.soc.go.th/DATA/PDF/2563/E/141/T_0001.PDF What this means is that having once filed a TM30, if the foreigner temporarily stays elsewhere, but returns to his registered place of residence within the validity of his current permission of stay, or a valid multiple entry visa or a re entry permit and returns to his already registered place of permanent residence, then there is no requirement to file a further TM30. See attached files This is published in the Respected Royal Gazette of Thailand, no Immigration office in the country is above the Royal Gazette. Peace. TM30 reporting regulation (Eng).pdf TM30- 2020 regulation-Thai.PDF

Rogue office for sure

Bcoz they cant comprehend English at all

No MOI interview in Jan 2024 Hope for Feb 2024

No exceptions. Visit Thailand after you reach the correct age. You will need a Thai bank account to get the money transferred into.

Not available anymore at the US Embassy in Bangkok or Consulate in Chiang Mai. https://th.usembassy.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/90/factsheet-cessation-of-residency-affidavits.pdf

Why not ask the Embassy directly? https://vientiane.thaiembassy.org/en/page/nationalities-with-additional-requirements-and-con?menu=63bcd98646f2ee321b0dcb63

Its not valid in Thailand, since they are not a member of the "Hague Convention" You will have to make a will at your nearest District Office (Amphur/Khet)

Sure can kick you out, but she cannot sell or mortgage this land till u cancel the usufruct.

Yes , its easy, they want USD deposits, Kiatnakin is a small bank, it would certainly appreciate your business.

Kiatnakin Bank is offering 5.20 % in USD account https://bank.kkpfg.com/en/personal-banking/deposit/foreign-currency-deposit/kkp-fcd-promotion

PR - Permanent Resident, Residents visa/ Residential permit/ Non Quota Immigrant visa. Has many names in Thailand. Thousands of foreigners have PR in Thailand, which allows them to live permanently in Thailand without having to renew their extension of stay ever. PR holders or whatever you want to call it , are listed in the Blue House Book. Update your knowledge and then comment There is even a thread here on aseannow , on how to obtain PR - Update your limited and outdated knowledge here

https://www.phuketvisa.com

Yes, you are wrong. Foreigners who hold PR are listed in Blue Tabien Baan(House Book)

Affirmative, my Good Sir

Thanks Congrats to all deserving candidates.

Thanks David

That is non sense. The staff make up this non sense bcoz they cannot/ dont want to speak English. SCB is particularly <deleted>ty in this regard.

I have only stated whats on the immigration website- Re-entry Permit An alien who is permitted to stay in the Kingdom temporarily, if traveling out of the Kingdom without making Re-entry, it will be considered that the permission to stay in the Kingdom is terminated. https://bangkok.immigration.go.th/en/re-entry-permit/

From the horses mouth - Re-entry Permit An alien who is permitted to stay in the Kingdom temporarily, if traveling out of the Kingdom without making Re-entry, it will be considered that the permission to stay in the Kingdom is terminated. https://bangkok.immigration.go.th/en/re-entry-permit/

If you exit Thailand without a re entry permit, your extension of stay is automatically cancelled.

Yes

This account is accepted at Chaegwattna ( Bangkok ) Statement + Balance confirmation letter

I have not seen even one officer of the Thai Revenue Dept who speaks even rudimentary English. I have been to their head office on Paholyothin road, none of them could speak English. Even 2nd graders speaks better English than them. How will they communicate with foreigners and tell them that their tax is due? Their e tax filing website is in Thai only

Any human, who stays in Thailand for more than 180 days in a year is deemed to be a Tax resident of Thailand. The Thai revenue dept does not specify any nationality/citizenship in the tax law.